
Services
For the past 18 years, I have helped shift data ownership and digital identity management back to Internet users.
I have written several books on digital identity that demystify the field and help newcomers become active contributors. I have been a key builder and supporter of the global community of digital identity architects, gathering network and cross-field expertise along the way. I have correctly predicted the development of digital identity infrastructures and continue to be forward-looking in my work.
Community Leadership

Identosphere Blog Aggregators for Community Members, Organizations, Companies. We do a weekly summary. You can support us on Patreon.
I co-created the GoodTech.Wiki
Several companies pay me every month so I can focus on community leadership. If I find more support I can do more of this work:
- Co-Chair of the Secure Data Store Working Group at DIF/CCG.
- Co-Chair of the Interoperability Working Group at DIF.
If your company wants to support this work please reach out OR contribute on my Patreaon.
Advising
Become an actor in the field

I have a practice dedicated to helping those new to the industry get a rapid start.
I have helped build and I am actively involved in several organizations that steer the development of digital identity and its open standards. I sit on the advisory boards of several startups and organizations.
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Consulting
Projects, reports, and workshops to get you up to speed

If digital identity management is a hurdle for your company, I can turn it into a key asset.
I am available for both executive-level and enterprise-wide consulting.
Bring eighteen years of industry knowledge to your company through:
- Workshops (½ to 3 days)
- Research reports
- Reviewing
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Speaking
Keynotes and custom workshops that empower attendees

I have shaped the infrastructure of user-centric identity standards since its early days, from OpenID to blockchain technologies.
I tailor my keynotes for every audience. My two decades of experience means attendees can understand digital identity in its historical context with a concrete grasp on its future.
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