jeff stollman

Jeff Stollman is a polymath developing solutions to difficult problems across a wide range of disciplines including blockchain, sensors, robotics, financial services, force protection, weapons demilitarization, supply-chain integrity, non-lethal weapons, information technology, information security, and privacy. He currently holds patents in artificial intelligence, information security, privacy, and financial services and has patents pending in blockchain, supply chain integrity, medication adherence, and non-lethal weapons.

He has been effective developing "out-of-the-box" solutions by using novel technology from one discipline to cross-fertilize another. In this way, he has developed novel solutions that were invisible to the same way of looking at problems.

In addition to his technical expertise, Mr. Stollman has managed both businesses and programs valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars with full P&L responsibility.

Mr. Stollman holds a Masters degree from Tufts University and has supported prestigious clients including IBM, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, US Bank, Merrill Lynch, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Ford, and a wide array of federal agencies, including the DoD and Intelligence communities. He is deeply involved in global standards organizations, having served as chairman of the Privacy and Public Policy working group of the Kantara Initiative. He currently serves as a technical expert to the International Telecommunications Union – Technology (ITU-T) organization and supports the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL).

Mr. Stollman has presented at such conferences as Global Indexing and ETFs, the European Identity and Cloud Conference, the RSA security conference, the Healthcare Distributors Association Traceability Seminar, the Internet Identity Workshop, and the Computer Security Institute. He has also appeared as an expert witness on behalf of the US EPA in public hearings on the economic impact of proposed noise abatement regulations, and has testified at numerous hearings on protests of federal procurements.