About Us
We are intelligence professionals who discover intelligence. Not AI vendors who discovered intelligence.
That distinction shapes everything: which problems we take on, how we frame solutions, the standards we hold our tools to, and the level at which we engage with our clients. Mind-Alliance was built by practitioners who have worked at the highest levels of national security and corporate strategy — and who bring that experience directly to the design of every system we deliver.
We are intelligence professionals who discover intelligence. Not AI vendors who discovered intelligence.
That distinction shapes everything: which problems we take on, how we frame solutions, the standards we hold our tools to, and the level at which we engage with our clients. Mind-Alliance was built by practitioners who have worked at the highest levels of national security and corporate strategy — and who bring that experience directly to the design of every system we deliver.
We are intelligence professionals who discover intelligence. Not AI vendors who discovered intelligence.
That distinction shapes everything: which problems we take on, how we frame solutions, the standards we hold our tools to, and the level at which we engage with our clients. Mind-Alliance was built by practitioners who have worked at the highest levels of national security and corporate strategy — and who bring that experience directly to the design of every system we deliver.
An Alliance of Mind and Machines
The name reflects a founding conviction: that the most powerful analytical capability is not artificial intelligence acting alone, nor human expertise working in isolation — but a deliberate alliance between the two.
We design for collaboration between analysts, between agencies, and between human judgment and AI — creating environments where collective intelligence consistently outperforms what any individual or any algorithm could achieve alone.
An Alliance of Mind and Machines
The name reflects a founding conviction: that the most powerful analytical capability is not artificial intelligence acting alone, nor human expertise working in isolation — but a deliberate alliance between the two.
We design for collaboration between analysts, between agencies, and between human judgment and AI — creating environments where collective intelligence consistently outperforms what any individual or any algorithm could achieve alone.
An Alliance of Mind and Machines
The name reflects a founding conviction: that the most powerful analytical capability is not artificial intelligence acting alone, nor human expertise working in isolation — but a deliberate alliance between the two.
We design for collaboration between analysts, between agencies, and between human judgment and AI — creating environments where collective intelligence consistently outperforms what any individual or any algorithm could achieve alone.
The Founder
Mind-Alliance Systems was founded by David Kamien, a national security strategist and AI architect with more than 25 years bridging high-stakes decision environments — from U.S. Department of Defense advisory roles and NATO research teams to corporate boardrooms navigating geopolitical disruption.
The Founder
Mind-Alliance Systems was founded by David Kamien, a national security strategist and AI architect with more than 25 years bridging high-stakes decision environments — from U.S. Department of Defense advisory roles and NATO research teams to corporate boardrooms navigating geopolitical disruption.
The Founder
Mind-Alliance Systems was founded by David Kamien, a national security strategist and AI architect with more than 25 years bridging high-stakes decision environments — from U.S. Department of Defense advisory roles and NATO research teams to corporate boardrooms navigating geopolitical disruption.
Senior Advisors & Collaborators
Our advisory network and workshop faculty include former senior officials from the National Intelligence Council, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, NATO crisis management systems, and leading defense research institutions.
Greg Treverton
Served as Chairman of the National Intelligence Council under President Barack Obama, where he oversaw the U.S. intelligence community's most senior strategic assessments. He leads the Technopolitics Forum, where he examines the intersection of emerging technology, geopolitics, and national security policy.
Evan Schnidman
Leads AI Labs at Fidelity, where he directs applied research at the frontier of artificial intelligence in complex, high-stakes information environments. He brings rare expertise in translating cutting-edge AI capability into institutional decision-making contexts where precision and accountability are non-negotiable.
Sheila Ronis, Ph.D
President of The University Group Partners, a contributor to the Project on National Security Reform (PNSR), and a recognized expert in Anticipatory Governance — the discipline of designing institutional frameworks and decision processes that enable governments and organizations to identify and respond to emerging challenges before they become crises.
Senior Advisors & Collaborators
Our advisory network and workshop faculty include former senior officials from the National Intelligence Council, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, NATO crisis management systems, and leading defense research institutions.
Greg Treverton
Served as Chairman of the National Intelligence Council under President Barack Obama, where he oversaw the U.S. intelligence community's most senior strategic assessments. He leads the Technopolitics Forum, where he examines the intersection of emerging technology, geopolitics, and national security policy.
Evan Schnidman
Leads AI Labs at Fidelity, where he directs applied research at the frontier of artificial intelligence in complex, high-stakes information environments. He brings rare expertise in translating cutting-edge AI capability into institutional decision-making contexts where precision and accountability are non-negotiable.
Sheila Ronis, Ph.D
President of The University Group Partners, a contributor to the Project on National Security Reform (PNSR), and a recognized expert in Anticipatory Governance — the discipline of designing institutional frameworks and decision processes that enable governments and organizations to identify and respond to emerging challenges before they become crises.
Senior Advisors & Collaborators
Our advisory network and workshop faculty include former senior officials from the National Intelligence Council, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, NATO crisis management systems, and leading defense research institutions.
Greg Treverton
Served as Chairman of the National Intelligence Council under President Barack Obama, where he oversaw the U.S. intelligence community's most senior strategic assessments. He leads the Technopolitics Forum, where he examines the intersection of emerging technology, geopolitics, and national security policy.
Evan Schnidman
Leads AI Labs at Fidelity, where he directs applied research at the frontier of artificial intelligence in complex, high-stakes information environments. He brings rare expertise in translating cutting-edge AI capability into institutional decision-making contexts where precision and accountability are non-negotiable.
Sheila Ronis, Ph.D
President of The University Group Partners, a contributor to the Project on National Security Reform (PNSR), and a recognized expert in Anticipatory Governance — the discipline of designing institutional frameworks and decision processes that enable governments and organizations to identify and respond to emerging challenges before they become crises.
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