About

Tim Eisenhauer creates businesses, art, music, photos, books, drawings, etc. 

Tim co-founded Kokotree, a new educational streaming service and educational app for kids, toddlers, and preschoolers.

He’s a co-founder and former CEO at Axero, an enterprise software company that created a leading company intranet platform used by hundreds of companies and millions of employees worldwide. Clients include Toyota, Johns Hopkins, Stichfix, TED, Hyundai, Bravo, Virgin, Department of Defense, Charter, Farmers, Target, and many other household brands. He exited in 2021.

Having started Axero from thin air, his talent stack spans a wide array of topics from software development to marketing, sales, user interface, experience design, and everything else it takes to run a company. He’s an artist and creator at heart, but his passion lends itself to doing and learning whatever it takes to move things forward. Tim is the fuel you pour onto the fire to make things happen.

Tim is a bestselling author of Who the Hell Wants to Work for You: Mastering Employee Engagement, and his writing and interviews have been in hundreds of publications, including Fortune, Forbes, TIME, Inc Magazine, Entrepreneur, and others.

As a photographer, he has photographed a vast array of public figures and celebrities, including The Flaming Lips, Foo Fighters, The Eagles, Thievery Corporation, The Crystal Method, Herbie Hancock, Macy Gray, Ziggy Marley, Earth, Wind and Fire, Paul Oakenfold, Max Cooper, Primus, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Candlebox, Maceo Parker, Big Mountain, The Grey Boy Allstars, Dr. John,  Bobby Brown, Christina Aguilera, Galactic, The Meters, Stevie Wonder, Third Eye Blind, Sam the Cooking Guy, Playboy and Maxim models, and many more.

Musically talented, he plays saxophone, guitar, bass, and sitar and has played in several bands and music projects. 

Tim cites several artists and makers who have inspired him, including Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, MC Escher, Ansel Adams, Raja Sandhu, Scott Adams, Trent Reznor, David LaChapelle, Nils Frahm, Max Cooper, Frank Lloyd Wright, Mark Silva, Mushrooms, Psychedelics, and Peter Lik. With this diverse list of influences, there is no limit.

He loves to draw, create digital art, and think about the absurd.

Tim Eisenhauer is a man on a mission, and that mission is to create.