Anthony Liveris

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Anthony Liveris
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Born (1992-02-02) 2 February 1992 (age 32)
Relatives Andrew Liveris (father)
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Occupation Businessman

Anthony Liveris (born 2 February 1992) is an Australian businessman and CEO of the biotechnology incubator, Proto Axiom, [1] [2] [3] [4] as well as the President of Major League Pickleball Australia. [5] [6] Anthony is the son of former CEO and chairman of The Dow Chemical Company Andrew Liveris. [7] [8]

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Early life and education

Liveris studied at the University of Pennsylvania, where he was Vice President of the university's College Republicans chapter. [9] During a push to normalise same-sex relations across Ivy-league universities, Liveris said, "A true conservative should endorse empowering Americans to marry whom they love, not limit them." [9] He went on to study at St. Antony's College at the University of Oxford. [7] [10] He is also a member of Milken Institute - Young Leaders Circle (YLC).

Career

Applecart

While studying, Liveris cofounded the data-analytics firm, Applecart. [11] [12] Applecart is a platform with $12.5 million in funding and more than $30 million in revenue, that enables advertisers to reach high-value business decision-makers. [13] The platform uses publicly available data to map out the closest personal and professional relationships--the influencers--of those decision-makers that advertiser clients, such as KKR and Boeing, then market to with highly targeted messaging. [13] Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel is a board member. [14] [15]

Proto Axiom

Liveris was appointed CEO of Proto Axiom in May of 2022. [16] [17] Proto Axiom is a biotechnology incubator with headquarters in Sydney, Australia. [18] The biotechnology firm has announced partnerships with David A. Sinclair, Catalio Capital Management, [19] and Corrs Chambers Westgarth CEO Gavin MacLaren, among others. [20] [21] The company has so far announced $15 million in funding. [22] [23] [24] [25]

Pacific Pickleball League (PPL)

Liveris is President of the Pacific Pickleball League (PPL), the official professional league of Australia. [26] PPL has announced a partnership with America’s Major League Pickleball (MLP) forming 12 teams throughout Asia Pacific. [6] Beach Volleyball Olympian Natalie Cook has joined Pacific Pickleball's board and is the owner of the Gold Coast Glory. [27]

Political affiliations

Liveris has worked for Senator Mitt Romney's 2012 Presidential campaign, Tony Blair's Africa Governance Initiative and for former Liberal Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. [7] [28] In 2019, Liveris attended the U.S. State Dinner in honour of then Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. [29] [30] Following the Australian Federal election of 2022, Liveris published a piece for the Australian Financial Review critical of Senator Amanda Stoker's views on the election. [17] Liveris briefly worked for Andrew Forrest's Fortescue Future Initiative. [31]

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