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About: Albert Goldson is the CEO of the Cerulean Council, a NYC-based think-tank that provides contrarian perspectives with counter-intuitive solutions and prescient, over-the-horizon geopolitical and urban risk assessments as well as investment strategies. Mr. Goldson’s memberships in a wide-spectrum of professional organizations gives him access to influencers and policy-makers at the highest levels. Furthermore Mr. Goldson is a contributing writer, is quoted widely in the international media, and is a regular guest expert panelist on podcasts and TV.
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About: Anna Wang, author of Inconvenient Memories: A Personal Account of the Tiananmen Square Incident and the China Before and After. Anna Wang was born in China in 1966 just after the 'cultural revolution.' While still an infant, her parents' jobs required them to leave her to grow up with her grandmother, a woman whose feet had been crippled in the brutal Chinese tradition of foot binding. Wang loved to read novels, which were forbidden her home, and would sneak them whenever she could.
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About: Kenneth James Moore was born in 1949 in Tacoma, Washington. He graduated from Arizona State University and continued his education as a graduate student at Georgetown University. Political science and international relations were his calling. Mentored by a former professor who was a Cold War counter-intelligence officer, Ken spent a year long stint as a volunteer alongside Admiral Bobby Inman, the Director of the National Security Agency during its reconstruction phase. Ken and his wife Patricia moved to Southern California, where Ken worked at Beverly Hills Securities as a commercial loan officer. He quickly moved to the investment banking side of the house and was able to retire at 45. In 1994, Ken was the victim of a horrific automobile accident. Rehabilitation consumed every moment ...
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About: One of the few patent attorneys anywhere to commercialize patents into eight-figure companies, Jeff founded Rocky Mountain Patent on a mission to transform innovative concepts into highly profitable operating companies. ColoradoBiz Magazine named Quandary Medical LLC, a company Jeff founded out of intellectual property he himself prosecuted, as one of the top 250 companies in Colorado by revenue. ColoradoBiz Magazine named Jeff one of the 25 'Most Influential Young Professionals in Colorado.' He was also a finalist for the Denver Post's 'Colorado Innovator of the Year' and 'Denver Trailblazer' awards. Jeff holds degrees from Northwestern University and studied at Harvard.
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