Founder, Chief Executive
Miami, Florida. USA and Costa Rica
United Kingdom
Cameron Colquhoun is an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, investor, surfer, DJ, and explorer of planet Earth.
Raised in Scotland and now living between Miami and Costa Rica, Cameron is the Founder / CEO of Neon Century Intelligence, the world's first ethical investigations and intelligence business. Witnessing the open data supernova that happened in the early 2010's (as a result of ubiquitous smartphone use, 4G, social media and digitization of government records), Cameron realized that global firms and private clients could harness this 'open source' intelligence to make better business decisions in a turbulent world. A decade later, Neon is retained by some of the world's leading funds and families as they navigate commercial, personal, and philanthropic risks and opportunities.
Prior to founding Neon, Cameron spent almost a decade working for the British Government, advising ministers and decision makers on national security. He won the inaugural Fulbright Award for Cyber Security set up by President Obama in 2016. His work has been published in WIRED, the New York Times, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, the RAND Corporation and many other outlets.
Offer
I have over two decades experience tacking some of the hardest problems in the world and solving them for some of the most demanding decision makers on the planet through intelligence and investigations. From counter terrorism in war zones to multimillion and multibillion dollar decisions in board rooms, I and my company give information advantage to clients faced with fast moving crises.
NEED
Finding the right challenges and partners to fully harness the capabilities of Neon, to make impact in the world. There is huge potential to leverage open source intelligence to achieve impact on Earth, its environment, its communities and societies.
Call-to-Action
The data is out there on the internet waiting to be analyzed and turned into impact. We need to create the right coalition of partners and direct our energy on the right problem sets, to help the Earth and its people solve its trillion dollar problems (and harness the opportunities), including those that you cannot put a figure on, such as the health of the Amazon rainforest.
