James P. Clark is the founder and chairman of The World Technology Network (WTN), a global association of the technology world's top innovators as elected through the annual World Technology Awards program held in association with TIME magazine, CNN, Science magazine, among others. Appointed to the Harvard faculty at age 23, Clark has founded several other ventures, including both the first national clearinghouse for professional employment in non-profit organizations, and one of the world's first Internet consulting companies (for which he was named by New York Magazine in 1995 as a member of the "New Media Elite¨). In addition, Clark also served in a director-level position for Bill Clinton's successful Presidential campaign in 1992. Clark's experience have given him a unique, interdisciplinary perspective on the emerging technological, business, political, and cultural trends of the early 21st Century.

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