Marc Goodman

Marc Goodman is a forward-thinking global consultant and author with over two decades of experience focusing on the repercussions of advanced technologies on crime, security, and international relations. As a NY Times best-selling author of 'Future Crimes,' he has established himself as a leading expert in the field.

Having operated in both public and private sectors, Marc has a commendable international background advising governmental and corporate leaders on the evolving landscape of technology-related security risks.

His passion lies in educating and motivating others about the criminal and security challenges brought about by emerging technologies like AI, biotechnology, robotics, the metaverse, and more. He is well-versed in areas such as transnational cybercrime, cyber-terrorism, critical infrastructure protection, and information warfare.

Marc's extensive global perspective comes from his hands-on involvement in nearly 70 countries worldwide and collaborations with prestigious organizations like INTERPOL, the UN Counter Terrorism Task Force, and ITU among others.

His academic achievements include a Master's degree in Public Administration specializing in Criminal Justice and Technology from Harvard Kennedy School, and a Master of Science degree in Management of Information Systems from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Throughout his career, Marc has held notable positions such as being a Public Speaker at Penguin Random House, Chair for Policy, Law, and Ethics as well as Global Security Advisor at Singularity University, and a distinguished TED Speaker and Visiting Scholar/Affiliate at Stanford University.