Max Kreimerman is the founder and CEO of Alloxentric, a company founded in 2018 that focuses on assisting businesses in providing a service that monitors, registers, and automates their communications interactions across multiple channels to optimize customer satisfaction and agent productivity. Max has built an infrastructure to facilitate and accelerate Alloxentric's future growth. The company currently operates in Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru.

In his 30 years in digital technology, Max has held positions ranging from Chief Information Officer to Chief Executive Officer, leading the development of market-leading solutions for B2B, network security, and traffic analytics.

Kreimerman has dedicated the last 21 years of his career to operating and establishing companies in Latin America and the United States. Over the years, he has led many companies in developing technology and organizational structures that have allowed them to be acquired or merged with larger corporations. Max's vision of leading software development processes, as well as technology contracting and implementation, have enabled companies to use such systems for up to ten years before transitioning.

Before founding Alloxentric, Max established Netprovider in 2000, a network security company specializing in monitoring, network security and continuity. As General Manager and Technology Architect, he was in charge of the technology and operating model that characterizes Netprovider's systems, allowing the organization to monitor and predict failures for nearly 500.000 elements in 100 companies across three countries. Netprovider was acquired by Inversiones Lauca.

During his time as a Chief Technology Officer at Certifica, he was instrumental in growing the development of the technology that counted billions of page views per month, where such technology led them to gain the acquisition by Comscore Inc. Previously, he held the role of Chief Information Officer at Mercantil, Latin America's first B2B portal, where he oversaw technology training, product definition, and operational expansion to Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Chile. Max contributed to the advancement of infrastructure intelligence, which stored data used to build a B2B e-commerce network for over 60,000,000 Latin American businesses. Mercantil was purchased by the El Mercurio - EMOL media group and the VTR cable company.

Kreimerman holds a degree in business administration from Universidad de Santiago de Chile and a degree in computer science from Universidad de Chile.