Kelly Ogilvie

Kelly Ogilvie is a multi-faceted professional with a diverse background in business, technology, policy, and entrepreneurship. With a strong passion for science and technology, macroeconomics, geopolitics, finance, business, and sports, Kelly embraces each day as an opportunity to expand his knowledge and skills.

Having pursued education in various fields, Kelly's academic journey includes Business studies at Mit Sloan Executive Education, Nanotechnology and Engineering at Harvard Extension School, a Bachelor's degree in Humanities and International Business from Seattle University, and education at O'Dea High School.

Throughout his career, Kelly has held key positions in notable organizations such as being the CEO of DeepCell Industries, a founding member of Milli, a board member at Washington State University's Center for Environmental Research, Education & Outreach, and a senior policy advisor at the Office of Governor Jay Inslee.

Kelly has also been actively involved in the community and has contributed his expertise as a delegate at the US-Japan Council, a board member at Extraordinary Futures, founder and CEO of Quemulus, Inc., and founder of Blue Marble Biomaterials. Additionally, he has served in various capacities at organizations like Woodland Park Zoo, Greater Seattle Chamber Of Commerce, Vulcan, Inc., and the Office of the Mayor Greg Nickels.

With specialties in strategy, entrepreneurship, e-commerce, internet technology, industrial biology, laptop chemistry, and macro trend analysis, Kelly combines his diverse skill set to drive innovation and success in his endeavors.