Sean Bair is an accomplished CEO, CTO, entrepreneur, and academic with over 25 years of experience in business strategy, data analytics, and public safety. He holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Denver - Daniels College of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies/Computer Science from Arizona State University.Currently, Sean serves as the CEO of Nouri.ai, a platform that transforms how people create events and cultivate meaningful personal and professional relationships. In addition to his role at Nouri.ai, he's the CTO of SWORN.ai, a cutting-edge analytical software company that leverages artificial intelligence to "help serve and protect those who serve and protect us." Sean's work extends beyond the tech sphere; he's also a Professor of Strategy & Economics at BYU - Marriott School of Business. Over the decades, he has taught more than 15,000 undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professionals in business strategy and analytics.Previously, Sean served as the President of BAIR Analytics Inc., where he developed analytical and artificial intelligence software used by public safety, defense intelligence agencies, and academia. His customers included thousands of law enforcement agencies worldwide, the Department of Defense, Wal-Mart, Macy's, Target, and high-net-worth families. After an acquisition by LexisNexis, Sean became a Senior Business Consultant where he managed the transition of BAIR Analytics operations into LexisNexis and directed sales and marketing efforts into the European market.Sean's expertise includes artificial intelligence, business strategy, statistical, spatial, temporal, and behavioral analysis methods and techniques, as well as GIS and analytical software applications. He is author of "Business is Personal: Strategies for building meaningful relationships in business and life", the co-author of the book "Tactical Crime Analysis: Research and Investigation" and has written numerous articles and publications on ai, analysis, and related topics.Sean is a recipient of several awards, including the IACA Member's Award for "Outstanding Contribution in the Field of Crime Analysis" and the IACA Executive Board's "Meritorious Contribution to the Mission of the International Association of Crime Analysts" award. He has also been recognized as an "International Who's Who of Informational Technology" and as an expert in ProfNet for crime analysis and crime mapping.In his free time, Sean enjoys mentoring startups, playing hockey, and going for drives in the mountains.