Graeme Gibson

Current

Partner at KC NAP, LLC
President at Computers & Tele-Comm, Inc.

Past

President at Computer Training Corporation
Director of Marketing at Krohm International
Assistant Director of Academics at FlightSafety International

VP. Director of Marketing at Vetrol Data Systems, Inc.

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Education

State University of New York at Albany
Flight Safety Academy
Duke University

Indian River Community College

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Connections

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Industry

Internet

Websites

Graeme Gibson’s Summary

Graeme Gibson, CCP, MCSE, MCP+Internet, is president and CEO of Computers and Tele-Comm, Inc, (CTC) a leader in design of wireless networks and a well-respected and profitable Wireless ISP with years of experience. Gibson was trained at Duke University and the University of New York at Albany . In addition to his 20 years experience in the computer industry he also is formally trained in RF technologies, radio and television broadcasting. He is probably best known for his Books How to Build a Clone Computer and The Computer Repair Handbook . Those conversant with Microsoft's MCSE program will recognize him for his work on Windows NT, Tests Tricks & Technique , an Audio book covering test basics and best practices. Gibson is also well known for his 6-year run as the Host of the syndicated TV show Computers Today, as an actor, radio announcer and director, and as a contributing author to Computer User Magazine, Sysop News, FaxNews and The Kansas City Small Business Monthly.

Graeme Gibson’s Specialties:

Specialties include: Computers, Windows Servers, Network Design, Hosting, WiFi, WiMAX, RF Engineering, Aviation, Video and Photography.

Graeme Gibson’s Experience

Partner

KC NAP, LLC

(Partnership; 1-10 employees; Internet industry)

2004 — Present (4 years)

The KC NAP (a Network Access Point) and peering point was created from my original idea of creating a network exchange in the Bryant Building, a carrier hotel in Kansas City. I am one of 3 Partners with a 39% interest in the Business. KC NAP offers high performance blended Bandwidth, peering and network interconnection services.
President

Computers & Tele-Comm, Inc.

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Internet industry)

2000 — Present (8 years)

Founder, President and CEO of Computers & Tele-Comm, Inc. also DBA CTC Wireless Internet, Homeisp and USA Stores. CTC is one of the largest and oldest Fixed Wireless Providers in both MO and KS. The network currently reaches 70% of the KC Metro with spot coverage in other areas. The company also specializes in Convention & Hospitality Internet services and Hosting & Co-Location services.
President

Computer Training Corporation

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Hardware industry)

1988 — 2000 (12 years)

Computer Training Corporation trained Computer Repair Techs, and acted as a VAR. While at Computer Training Corporation, Gibson was a regular contributing author to the Computer User magazine, InfoZIne Magazine and the Host and Producer of the TV Show Computers Today. This company was superseded by Computers & Tele-Comm, Inc. in 2000

Historical Note: Computer Training Corporation also operated in Florida from 1983 to 1987 during that time we provide training and technical support to many companies around Melbourne and The Cape Kennedy area. This included work in 1985-1987 at NASA for the Office Automation Network and under contract to Harris Corp.
Director of Marketing

Krohm International

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Software industry)

January 1988 — November 1988 (11 months)

Marketing and Sales responsibilities promoting the new PC based version of the KI Composer, a code driven topography program used in professional typesetting for newspapers and magazines. Successfully led an effort to become an IBM Marketing partner and I served as the lead writer and editor of the products users manual. I left the company when the project ended.
Assistant Director of Academics

FlightSafety International

(Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; Airlines/Aviation industry)

1980 — 1983 (3 years)

Assisted Vince Mackey in Ground school Operations, Planning, Curriculum Development and teaching responsibilities. Also managed aspects of simulator maintenance on the Frasca and AST simulators.
VP. Director of Marketing

Vetrol Data Systems, Inc.

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Internet industry)

1973 — 1978 (5 years)

Vetrol Data Systems was the first Computer Service Bureau on the Treasure cost of Florida. I was one of the founding members and helped build, develop, and market the firms services in the early days of the company. I left to pursue additional education, but left the company in the capable hands of Ken Srigley who assumed operational control and serves as its President today.

Graeme Gibson’s Education

State University of New York at Albany

Business Science 1979 — 1981
Flight Safety Academy

Commercial Pilot, Aviation, 1975 — 1976
Duke University

Business 1972 — 1973
Indian River Community College

Theater, Libral Arts 1971 — 1972

Activities and Societies:

Designed Experimental Theatre - Received Award for Innovation