Zurab Gegenava was born on January 23, 1973, in Tbilisi. In 1995 he graduated from Georgian Technical University, the faculty of Economics and Management.
1993 – 1995 – the coordinator of the program "Remembrance" at the International Foundation of Georgian Youth;
1994–1996 – the vice-president of the international TV festival "Mana"; from 1995 to 1996, he worked as an assistant of vice-premier at Municipality of Tbilisi.
1996–1997 – the assistant of the Deputy of State Minister at Georgian State Chancellery;
2000– 2003 – the head of Secretariat for chairman of Georgian TV-Radio Broadcasting;
2003–2004 – head of the Administration at Georgian TV-Radio Broadcasting;
2004– 2005 – head of technical department at Georgian Public Broadcaster;
2005–2006 – the director of service center at Georgian Public Broadcaster.
In 2006, he founded company "Innovator" (former "Indent"), which is working in broadcasting field and its main directions are distribution of modern broadcasting equipment, system integration, warranty and post warranty services.
In 2010 he founded International Foundation for Innovative Technologies (IFIT). The main mission of the foundation is to support the implementation of modern innovative trends in Georgia and the Caucasus Region.
In 2009, he founded the International Festival of Movie and TV Cameramen "Golden Eye". The main goal of the festival is to motivate cameramen and people working in the TV and movie industry and to support their further professional growth.
In 2014, he founded International Exhibition of Broadcast Equipment, which took place in the frames of the festival "Golden Eye". It is noteworthy that this is the first time for Georgia to host such exhibition.
