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Chris Corriveau has been working in the tech industry since 2008. Chris began their career as the CTO of StockTwits, where they grew the engineering team from 1 to 20 engineers, produced the social network/platform and 2 mobile apps, grew the network from 0 to 1.5 million active users a month, added a $1M annual revenue stream via Data/API, and introduced engineering processes, tools, and frameworks. In 2011, they became a Technical Advisor at Social Leverage LLC, where they reviewed deal flow based upon technology, team, and traction, advised on investment opportunities based upon the technology, and worked with and mentored over 60 portfolio companies. In 2012, they became an Advisor for Email Copilot (previously Embarke) and MobileDevHQ (Acquired by Tune). In 2014, they became the CTO of LocalStack (LocalStack, Inc.), where they grew the engineering team from 1 to 8 engineers, produced 1 local search product and 2 Facebook Marketing products, generated $500K+ revenue stream with the creation of an online advertising system, and lead the creation of an API platform and Social Media data business. In 2016, they became the Head of Product at RealSavvy. In 2018, they became the Chief Technical Product Officer at Code & Syntax and the Executive Producer at Rent My Wardrobe, where they focused on design and development of the company's mobile app and managed the engineering team. In 2019, they became the Chief Technology Officer at AmmoSquared Inc. and a Board Member at Vault Exposure Tracker, where they serve as a trusted advisor to the CEO, supports the work of TrackTrain, and provides mission-based leadership and strategic governance.

Chris Corriveau attended the Rochester Institute of Technology from 1996 to 1998, studying Graphic Design and Illustration. Chris then transferred to the University of Silicon Valley, where they graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer and Video Imaging in 2000.