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Trond Arne Undheim

Futurist, Scholar, Author, Entrepreneur, Podcaster

Trond Arne Undheim is a prominent figure in the world of research, innovation, and policy, currently serving as a Research Scholar at Stanford University.

He is also the Lead Ecosystem Evangelist at Tulip, a cutting-edge Frontline Operations Platform, showcasing his expertise in building ecosystems.

Undheim is the Founder of Yegii Inc., an analytics platform, and an industry consultant, with a wealth of experience working with the Fortune 500 companies.

As a Venture Partner at Antler and Hitachi Ventures, he demonstrates his proficiency in the early-stage venture capital landscape.

Undheim is a multitalented individual who excels as a podcaster with two highly-rated podcasts, Futurized.org and Augmentedpodcast.co, reaching top global rankings.

He is a prolific author with six published books on topics like augmented reality, health tech, future technologies, pandemic aftermath, disruption games, and leadership.

Having directed the MIT Startup Exchange (STEX) and lectured at MIT Sloan School of Management, he brings a wealth of knowledge in entrepreneurship and academia.

With a background in standards strategy at Oracle Corporation and e-Government expertise at the European Commission, Undheim boasts an impressive track record.

Undheim's educational journey includes a Ph.D. in Technology Studies, an MA in Sociology of Publishing, and executive programs at MIT Sloan and Oracle University, reflecting his commitment to continuous learning.

He has also been involved in various start-ups, think tanks, and consulting firms, showing his entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen.

A sought-after speaker at international events, Undheim is known for his insightful articles on innovation, e-Government, knowledge management, and social change.

Trond Arne Undheim is a seasoned professional with a diverse skill set and a passion for driving positive change in the global landscape.

Highlights

Aug 27 · linkedin

CRISPR in the Future

Aug 22 · linkedin

Event Recap: The Opportunity of Risk: Stanford students present innovative startup solutions addressing #systemicrisks, from environmental challenges to technological disruptions.

The Stanford Program in Science, Technology & Society (STS) student Startup Pitch Session, organized by Stanford Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) Research Scholar Trond Arne Undheim, brought together students from Designing Regenerative Societies (STS 139) and The Future of Systemic Risk (STS 156) to deliver innovative startup concepts addressing societal and technological risks. Leveraging the unique opportunities presented by these accelerating and unpredictable risks, 10 groups of students or individuals presented pitches at the session titled The Opportunity of Risk, tackling environmental, geopolitical, and technological challenges that interact, cascade, and are now reaching tipping points.

#startups #pitchday Stanford Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC)

Participating Stanford students included: Isabella Duncan, Jenny (Zhiyin) Lin, Emmanuella Tchakmakjian, Jackson Kiil, Nathan Elias, Kathryn McMahon, Lovejit Singh Gill, Hudson Rivera, Max George Basing, Harsh Parikh, Kyle Kang, Samir Banerjee, Melany Herrejon, Arianna Aalami, Danny McFadden, Mackenzie Cobb, and Fathuma Mohamed.

Many thanks to the investor panel: Paul Aiello, Mike Lin, Ronjon Nag, and Faye Karnavy Sahai, and to Christopher Godley, Director of Emergency Management at Stanford for hosting the event at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC).

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Wellesley, Massachusetts, United States