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About
Mark Abdollahian is a quantitative political economist who built ACERTAS to operationalize predictive analytics for governments and Fortune 500s. In 2005 the U.S. government selected his Senturion software as its premier strategy capability, and his methods have since been deployed at the World Bank, the United Nations, and across the defense industrial base. He is concurrently a Clinical Professor at the Claremont Graduate University School of Politics and Economics, where he also took his Ph.D. in political economy and mathematical modeling. ACERTAS today supplies forecasting and data infrastructure used to support U.S. decision-making on supply chain, security, and industrial policy.
Previous roles
- Co-Founder, Sentia Group
Notable work
- Pathways to Stability for Transition Governments in the Middle East and North Africa
- Trade, Income Convergence and Sustainable Development
- Human Development Dynamics: Network Emergence in an Agent Based Simulation of Adaptive Heterogeneous Games and Social Systems
- Political Performance
- Politics and Power
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