Diplomacy, enterprise architecture, small-state sovereignty and AI risk governance, written as a single operating manual.
Diplomat and digital-governance leader, and architect of the book's diplomatic and institutional vision, including the Dhaka Declaration and the Digital Bandung movement. His work places low-income nations at the centre of global AI rule-making, connecting foreign ministries, development partners and technical communities.
Enterprise technology and architecture specialist who leads the book's technical blueprints spanning DePIN networks, the Sovereign Compute Token and edge-resilient infrastructure. His chapters translate the triple-lock vision into deployable systems that policymakers and financiers can cost, sequence and govern.
Founder of BluCommons who drives the book's ecological digital-asset agenda and small-state sovereignty perspective. His work links ocean stewardship, digital assets and development finance in service of resilient island and coastal economies with a voice in global AI governance.
Creator of the EW-AiRM™ Enterprise-Wide AI Risk Management framework (Wiley Finance Series). The book's risk, governance and standards architecture is operationalised through EW-AiRM™ and its HAiPECR™ ethical overlay, listed in the OECD.AI Policy Observatory catalogue for trustworthy AI.
