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Nick Gold
UAP Transparency Advocate, Grassroots Organizer, Registered Lobbyist
Nick Gold is the Founder of Declassify UAP, an American organization dedicated to advocating for government UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) transparency and declassification.1 He established Declassify UAP in January 2023 and is based in Baltimore, Maryland.3
Gold has a diverse background in technology, business, and marketing. He describes himself as a "technologist, businessman, marketer, solutions architect, meditator, ontological thinker, armchair futurologist and philosopher".3 His professional experience includes:
- Founder of Declassify UAP (Jan 2023 - Present)
- VP of Business Development and Partnerships for Tedial Media (Apr 2022 - Dec 2022)
- Technology Consultant at Nick Gold Consulting (Jun 2021 - Nov 2021 and Mar 2020 - May 2020)
- VP of Marketing at CATALOG (Apr 2019 - Feb 2020)
- Lead Technologist and Chief Revenue Officer at Chesapeake Systems (Apr 2018 - Apr 2019 and Dec 2014 - Apr 2018 respectively)
Gold has been interested in UFOs for most of his life and has been studying the topic seriously since his teens.1 He has been involved with scientific approaches to UAP research, including:
- Member of The Galileo Project for about a year
- Listed coauthor on a peer-reviewed paper published in the Journal of Astronomical Instrumentation
- Current member of The Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU)1
Through Declassify UAP, Gold aims to normalize UAP transparency as a political issue and facilitate citizen engagement with elected officials on this topic.1 The organization is registered as a Federal lobbyist, with Gold as its sole member.12
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In memory of Peter Wharton, who anyone who knew him was blessed to know.
I’m sure he’ll find a way to improve workflows in that next set of clouds. 🙏
I just found out that Peter Wharton passed, which I somehow didn't catch wind of until today.
To describe this as a devastating loss is putting it way too mildly. I can't imagine how many people are rocked by this. I'm so sorry for Grey's loss, which I think everybody who knew Peter is feeling, and will continue to feel.
What a loss for the media tech world, SMPTE, and so far beyond. This feels totally unreal; it's difficult to think about not belly-laughing with Peter again, or receiving his kind and always useful mentoring and tutelage, which he was always happy to offer upon request.
Love you Peter, and I know you'll bring your genuineness and positive energy to wherever awaits us next. We'll be missing the hell out of you back here, for the time being. 😢🙏❤️
