Hadi Aboukhater

Hadi Aboukhater graduated from the University of San Diego with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration in in 1993. After graduating, Hadi became the first employee at LINK-VTC, a start-up company in Boulder, Colorado that was a videoconference multipoint bridging service provider that focused on Fortune 500 companies. Hadi climbed the latter and eventually became the vice president of operations in 1997.

In 2001, Hadi reunited with the LINK-VTC founders at their new startup, Inflow, Inc. based in Denver, Colorado. Inflow was an Information Technology Outsourcing Provider for Internet Data Centers (IDC) that specialized in application hosting & management for small to medium size businesses. Hadi was brought onboard to restructure the struggling IDCs in Irvine and then in San Diego.

In 2004, Hadi and his family moved to Northern Virginia to venture into the real estate industry. Hadi was part of a $60 million company that focused on purchasing, renovating, and selling residential properties. In 2007, Hadi, being weary of the housing market, turned to executive level consulting for small and upcoming companies.

Hadi has been involved in multiple industries, following market trends as the rise and getting out at the right time. In the late 90s, videoconferencing was able to make a big space with the new developments of high speed broadband telecommunication services. This made it faster and more affordable to businesses to communicate with one another. Internet Data Centers began to boom during the dot-com bubble, as the creation of servers made it easier to store and share computer files. 2004 was a new high for the real estate market, as prices were setting record highs. Hadi Aboukhater was able to predict the falling prices in 2007 and get out of the industry at the perfect time.

Above all, Hadi Aboukhater is a family man. He and his wife, Sarah, have three lovely children: Elias (14), Evan (11), and Mira (7). Together, they travel often, play hearts, roller-skate, and watch movies!