Peter Dickstein

Background

About Peter Dickstein

Peter Dickstein is a 40-year veteran business leader (CEO, CFO, and strategy advisor). Presently, he is Chairman and Co-Founder of Solful a California-based branded destination cannabis dispensary company, and recently served as Chairman of InLumon, a Nevada-based company that provides cloud-based software solutions to state, county, and municipal licensing agencies in the US. In Peter founded and served as CEO of eProsper, Inc.(ultimately acquired by Morgan Stanley in 2018 for $900MM) whose cloud-based and patented CapMx capitalization management system became the industry gold standard in the early and is used today by more than venture-funded companies and their corporate law firms and was ultimately acquired by Morgan Stanley. Peter served as CFO for several medical device and technology companies including TruMed Systems, Inc, EndoTex Interventional Systems (acquired by Boston Scientific) and Atrionix (acquired by Johnson & Johnson). He was an EIR at Los Alamos National Laboratory where he identified and helped commercialize technology including Acoustic Cytometry Systems (acquired by Life Technologies) and architected the Los Alamos Venture Acceleration Fund. In the early 90s Peter negotiated a $500MM vendor financing facility for Pyxis Corporation (now owned by Becton Dickinson) with GE Capital that rapidly accelerated Pyxis’ market penetration and provided non-dilutive growth capital in lieu of equity. Peter has initiated, organized, negotiated, and completed numerous equity, debt, and M&A transactions with angel, institutional and strategic investors, and lenders. He has managed functional areas including product development and engineering, sales, service, finance and administration, and external relationships with investors, contract manufacturers, investment bankers, banks, attorneys, and auditors. Peter has served on the boards of Friends of the Urban Forest, the San Francisco Day School, and multiple companies. He is a dual citizen of the United States and Germany. He holds a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and a M.B.A. from The Wharton School.