The Team
Manos Megagiannis is currently the CTO and a Board Member of Five Point Networks, Inc.
Mr. Megagiannis was previously the CTO for Trump Mortgage. His responsibilities included global IT Infrastructure and software development.
Before that, Mr. Megagiannis was the CEO of Totally Secure, a company dedicated to providing quality solutions and services for today's network security market. He was responsible for the conceptualization, design and implementation of security applications, as well as senior level consulting services.
Mr. Megagiannis has over 20 years of professional experience with Information Systems and Security in several key areas, including LAN/WAN architecture, voice and data communications, and commercial Internet solutions. He has consulted with many Fortune and Global 500 companies, pioneering technologies such as micro-payment systems, network storage, search engines, commercial video and audio broadcast, network security tools, and operating systems' internal components.
Mr. Megagiannis is an honorary chairman of the Business Advisory Council. He also serves in the Presidential Business Commission. In recognition of his record and services he received a Gold Medal in 2002, the 2003 Businessman of the Year Award and the Congressional Order of Merit.
Mr. Megagiannis serves on advisory boards for a number of other companies, including Secure Maritime Corporation, Sunteg Energy, MicroSecure, and TeKnowledge Industries. As an active member of many not-for profit associations, he has contributed to the community and helped set industry standards for computer networks. His work has received commendations from federal, state and local governments.
In the recent past Mr. Megagiannis has held the position of Vice President and Chief Technical Officer for a number of successful startups. Mr. Megagiannis holds a master's degree in Computer Science from the City University of New York.
Mr. Megagiannis has been interviewed and quoted in a number of national and International media and publications, including Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Wired, New York Newsday, and WBAI radio
