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RESONANCE is a frequency wellness company that is pioneering the development of Bio-Generative AI for the cultivation of health and wellness through social meditation, singing, art, and music. This includes a bio-generative AI DJ for adapting your Spotify/Apple Music playlists based upon your physiological response to your favorite music, as learned from measuring your heart rate variability with our special earbud headphones.Our meditation experiences are inspired by the resonance chambers of ancient megalithic temples, including that of the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid of Giza. Using bio-generative AI, the user is taken into altered states of consciousness, allowing even novice meditators to experience the benefits of advanced meditation techniques that otherwise can take years to master.Overall, RESONANCE is a platform for frequency wellness, bringing healing and transformation to its users, by elevating one's frequency in community.

Macroscope Media is an AI business and technology incubator and consulting firm. Our first successful incubation project was Deep Discovery. For the past year, Macroscope has been incubating Harmonic Resonance Technologies (dba Resonance), a cutting edge technology assisted social meditation platform.

Deep Discovery is an artificial intelligence system that helps banks, regulators, law enforcement, and journalists address the Ultimate Beneficial Ownership (“UBO”) problem in anti-money laundering, countering financial terrorism, and other efforts to fight financial crime. We apply advanced machine learning algorithms over a global knowledge graph of more than a billion companies, directors, and officers to discover signals of financial crime within opaque networks that have otherwise gone undetected.

Member of founding team of pioneering artificial intelligence company (acquired in 2024).Orbital Insight is the leading technology company applying advanced computer vision AI to the automated analysis of satellite imagery and other Earth observation data sources. The company uses its algorithmic capabilities to produce analytical insights that help institutional investors, Fortune 500 executives, government policymakers, and humanitarian and environmental nonprofit organizations make smarter decisions that affect millions of people.Led the company's rapid business growth from a team of four to a company backed by $80 million in venture capital (Sequoia, Google, Lux Capital, Bloomberg) and generating rapid quarterly revenue growth. Developed new markets with customers in financial services, insurance industry, Fortune 500, defense and civil government, and international development agencies. Built a worldwide network of satellite imagery suppliers, led negotiation of complex agreements for strategic partnerships with imagery suppliers and other data vendors, served as a key member of the corporate management team, and otherwise played a jack-of-all-trades role (everything but writing the software code) in turning this company from an idea into one of the leading venture-backed artificial intelligence companies in the world today (as per Fast Company, Forbes, Fortune and other media).

Open Data Registry, an Andreessen Horowitz portfolio company, is an open data platform for bringing transparency to consumers about the way products are manufactured, from raw materials to chemicals, and their potential environmental and health impacts.• Contracted by Levi Strauss to use our technology to conduct one of the world’s most sophisticated pilot tests of tracing the provenance of agricultural raw materials across complex global supply chains, successfully tracing the cotton in 30 million pairs of jeans with data collected from more than 100 factories up to four tiers deep into the company’s global supply chain.• Led product design process that involved complex, global-scale user research study: interviews and site visits of 18 factories in Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka; series of controlled experiments to iteratively improve our methods of collecting data from these suppliers; rapid prototyping of business dashboards; analytical techniques to test assumptions and verify data from suppliers.• Retained as a consultant by the Better Cotton Initiative, a public-private partnership representing 20% of the global apparel industry, to help them develop supply chain traceability standards for the industry, which involved extensive collaboration with Levi Strauss, Adidas, H&M, and the Secretariat’s staff in Europe.• Experience marketing open data solutions to a variety of government agencies – including UNEP, EPA, USDA, FDA, GSA, Washington Dept. of Ecology – Fortune 500 consumer brands, and international multi-stakeholder public-private partnerships.

Independent consulting practice helping businesses, non-profit groups, and government agencies address strategic challenges and opportunities in technology innovation and environmental sustainability. Following are representative client engagements:• African Union (COMESA) – consulted to the Secretary General’s office on developing a public-private partnership under the Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme to increase organic trade with U.S. and E.U. markets.• eBay – designed a system for determining sustainability credentials of consumer products across thousands of merchandise sub-categories, evaluating green product claims against rules from trusted third-party experts.• Hara Software – advised CEO of a Kleiner Perkins portfolio company, the leading carbon management software used by Fortune 500 enterprises, on growth strategies, product innovation, and entering new markets. • HealthTap – wrote business plan for what has become the largest online and mobile network of doctors and patients; founder used the business plan to raise a $2.35 million seed round from Eric Schmidt and other prominent investors. • Mavideniz Group – consulted to this Turkey-based company, at the time the world’s largest producer of organic cotton, on strategy and business development to expand its operations into Africa, China and the United States.

The Water Protection Network is a coalition of 250 national, regional and local organizations working to ensure that America’s water policies and projects are environmentally and economically sound. We work to achieve our vision of water resource planning that utilizes natural and economically sustainable methods and protects and restores our rivers, coasts, and wetlands for people and wildlife.

Taxpayers for Common Sense is one of America’s most effective non-partisan budget watchdog groups.• Led a nationwide grassroots campaign to reform the Army Corps of Engineers, which resulted in $18 billion of taxpayer savings and Congress passing into law landmark transparency, accountability and prioritization reforms.• Co-founded the Water Protection Network, building a coalition of more than 200 NGOs, representing more than five million American citizens as their members, into the nation’s most influential voice on water resources management policies. • Built and led local and regional campaigns that successfully killed funding for two dozen boondoggle Corps of Engineers projects, ranging in size from $50 million to more than $1 billion each.• Advised Members of Congress, senior committee staff and White House budget officials in the drafting of legislation and project appropriations decisions.• Executed highly successful national media campaign – serving as campaign spokesperson; co-authoring two high-profile reports documenting $12 billion of wasteful spending; providing research support for investigative journalists; and facilitating leaks to the media of sensitive information from government whistleblowers and Congressional staff.• Served as a primary source and provided research assistance for a five-day front-page investigative series in The Washington Post, which won a George Polk Award.• Mentored and trained dozens of civic activists in grassroots organizing, lobbying, media relations and effective strategies for fighting controversial Corp of Engineers projects.• Six years before Katrina, championed the cause of civic activists in the Lower Ninth Ward by working with them to expose the bureaucratic dysfunction and corruption surrounding Corps of Engineers projects in their neighborhood, including its failure to fix known public safety hazards, which Time Magazine later reported was the primary factor behind Katrina’s severe damage.