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Bill Brindley

Moderator @ World Economic Forum | Global Agenda Council Member

Washington DC-Baltimore Area · 1 connection

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About

Bill Brindley is a former Citigroup Global Managing Director who managed both international businesses (Wealth Management, Investment Banking) and global technology (as Deputy Global Chief Technology Officer). During his career at Citigroup he and his teams delivered outstanding business results, while receiving numerous internal and external awards and recognition. Notably he helped found the International Neural Network Society and utilized Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to pioneer the use of those technologies in global capital markets. After Citigroup Bill was the inaugural CEO of NetHope and also served as a CEO and CIO in high tech companies. In addition he and his family created a portfolio of successful music and entertainment businesses in the Washington DC metro area. As the former inaugural CEO of NetHope, a global consortium of leading humanitarian organizations, Bill led the strategic vision and operational execution of technology-driven solutions for some of the world's most pressing challenges in over 160 countries. Under his leadership, NetHope expanded its membership, reach, and impact, and became a recognized leader and partner in the social impact t

Experience

MemberWorld Economic Forum
Jan 2010
Advisor - Technology Partner NetworkGates Foundation
Jan 2014
Business OwnerUnion Stage
Sep 2001
Founding Member of Board of DirectorsMusic Makes Life Better
Sep 2013
Founding Member of Board of DirectorsFoundation for Total Recovery, Inc.
Jul 2013
Adjunct LecturerNew York University
Jan 2014 to Jan 2023
Annual Meeting DelegateClinton Global Initiative
Jan 2011 to Jan 2022
Chief Executive OfficerNetHope
Jan 2006 to Jan 2014
Adjunct LecturerColumbia Business School
Jan 1997 to Jan 2004
Global Managing DirectorCiti
Jan 1986 to Jan 2002
PastorReston Presbyterian Church
Jan 1976 to Jan 1986

Education

The Wharton School
Advanced Management Program, Business Administration and Management
Harvard Business School
Columbia Business School
Westminster Theological Seminary
Master's Degree
American University
Bachelor of Arts (BA)