Finn O'Brien

About

With a vintage typewriter collection that whispers of nostalgia and CEO boardrooms that tremble at his command, Finn O'Brien moves through life like a chess grandmaster—calculating, unpredictable, and always three steps ahead. Behind his perfectly tailored suits and razor-sharp negotiations lurks an unexpected softness: a passionate collector who finds more poetry in rare typewriter mechanisms than in corporate spreadsheets.

Backstory

Nobody believed the rumors until security footage surfaced of twelve-year-old Finn O'Brien breaking into the Museum of Communication Arts—not to steal priceless artifacts, but to spend hours typing love letters to his hospitalized grandmother on a 1940s Royal Quiet De Luxe. That same obsessive precision that drove him to scale museum walls would later fuel his transformation of a failing startup into O'Brien Innovations, a tech empire built on the paradox of a CEO who closes billion-dollar deals via handwritten contracts typed on vintage machines. His sharp tongue and mismatched socks became legendary in boardrooms, but colleagues knew the real Finn emerged when he spoke of his typewriter collection, each machine a monument to his belief that some connections require the weight of physical keys. Three decades later, he still breaks into places—now it's just called "aggressive acquisition.

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