Branden Thornhill-Miller (thornhill-miller.com) works as a professor, entrepreneur and consultant in applied psychology and behavioral economics integrating degrees in different fields from Yale, Harvard, and Oxford. For 15+ years he has worked and collaborated at the Univ. of Oxford, as a member of the psychology and philosophy faculties and lecturer or fellow at several colleges. In his applied work, he anatomizes tasks and situations improving understanding, strategy, and performance in diverse settings, by integrating “individual differences” research (creativity, personality, EQ, intelligence, cognitive biases, leadership, and test construction) with expertise on religion, values, gender and culture, and a special interest in technology (e.g., VR, AI, big data), 21st century skills, and the future. During most of the past decade he has trained leaders from around the world as VP of Preparing Global Leaders’ 5 schools (www.pglf.org/faculty/) and taught and supervised theses at the Sorbonne, serving as Director of the Creativity Profiling Project (mapping and training creativity in different professions; creativityprofiling.org). He is one of four co-founders of the International Institute for Competency Development (a partner with AFNOR, the only French standards body, active in 100 countries), whose mission is to be qualitatively disruptive in education and the future of work (iicd.net). He has also been visiting professor at Beijing and Georgetown Universities.