Joe Galvin is an experienced journalist and OSINT specialist with a remarkable track record in leading teams that produce agenda-setting journalism worldwide. After earning a Bachelor of Science in Government and Public Policy from University College Cork and an MA in Public and Political Communication from Dublin City University, Galvin started his career as a Journalist/Sub-Editor at Politico.ie. From there, he worked his way up to become the Director of News at Storyful, a renowned news agency. During his time at Storyful, Galvin built and led a team of more than 30 journalists and produced major investigations with partners such as the Wall Street Journal, Vice News, and the New York Times.

As the Managing Editor of News and Projects at Storyful, Galvin steered teams that covered breaking news, investigated the origins and impacts of misinformation and disinformation, and distributed eyewitness videos to more than a hundred editorial clients around the world. Under his leadership, Storyful's editorial team distributed videos that were viewed tens of billions of times in 2020 alone. Galvin's areas of expertise include managing newsrooms, leading major investigations, verifying and authenticating eyewitness media, social media journalism, and open-source intelligence.

Currently, Galvin serves as an OSINT Editor at The Outlaw Ocean Project, where he specializes in maritime reporting and uses technology and innovative approaches to investigate crimes and human rights abuses at sea. He has trained journalists from the world's leading newsrooms at workshops in the New York Times and Journalism.co.uk's news:rewired. With his extensive background in journalism and OSINT, Galvin is a sought-after expert in the field.