DK Matai

Specialties: Helping to build a better world - Private

Public & NGO roles; New Paradigms - 21st Century Holistic Wealth Management; Holistic Wealth Mgmnt - Ethics in Technology Investing; Asymmetric Threats with Unintended Consequences; and Anytime

Anywhere

Active Computing Security 21st Century. The Startup's Guide to Net Security & Managing Digital Risk Critical role of micro-finance in reducing radical poverty Role of The Philanthropia in resolving Complex Global Risks

DK Matai is an engineer turned entrepreneur and philanthropist with a keen interest in the well being of global society. DK founded mi2g in 1995

the global risk specialists

in London

UK

whilst developing simulations for his PhD at Imperial College. DK helped found ATCA - The Asymmetric Threats Contingency Alliance - in 2001

a philanthropic expert initiative to address complex global challenges through Socratic dialogue and joint executive action to build a wisdom based global economy. ATCA addresses opportunities and threats arising from climate chaos

radical poverty

organised crime

extremism

informatics

nanotechnology

robotics

genetics

artificial intelligence and financial systems. ATCA has 5

000+ distinguished members from over 100 countries: including several from the House of Lords

House of Commons

EU Parliament

US Congress & Senate

G10's Senior Government officials and over 1

500 CEOs from financial institutions

scientific corporates

NGOs and 750+ Profs from academic centres of excellence.

Philanthropy - DK co-founded The Philanthropia in 2005 - to include the Trinity Club

Syndicates and Ethical Investment Funds - with 1

000 leading philanthropists

family offices

foundations

private banks

NGOs and specialist advisors to resolve complex global challenges through collaborative & sustained efforts. DK's other voluntary interests are Sant Bani (Voice of Saints)

a culturally diverse fellowship dedicated to the unity of humankind; World Future Council's Board of Advisors and Donors; The Shirley Foundation; Oxford Internet Institute at University of Oxford; Tomorrow's Company and The Trinity Forum

where he advises on a pro bono basis.