Clean Energy Management Software | Digital Tools for Suppliers & Buyers | Icebreaker

Clean Energy Management Software | Digital Tools for Suppliers & Buyers | Icebreaker

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John Henry Clippinger

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Throughout my career I have always been interested in complex-self organizing systems and new approaches to organizational and institutional design to address fundamental civic, economic and ecological issues. I have held senior positions in government, large enterprises and founded 4 software companies. I have been engaged with non profit organizations and institutes - Santa Fe Institute, Aspen Institute, Highlands Forum, World Economic Forum, Kauffman Foundation and I have started new programs and institutes at Harvard and Harvard Law School, Brandeis Florence Heller School, MIT Media Lab, and , co-founded ID3 with Sandy Pentland of MIT Media Lab. I am especially interested in the disruptive opportunities enabled through decentralized technologies such as crypto-currencies, smart contracts and distributed ledger technologies. I have organized retreats and workshops to develop principles for new forms of emergent self organization and autonomous communities which resulted in the Windhover Principles, and an edited book, From Bitcoin to Burning Man and BeyondThe Quest for Identity and Autonomy in Digital Society. I co-founded the Token Commons Foundation in Zug Switzerland to develop commons based protocols for decentralized governance and self-sovereign identity and the issuance of Swytch as a utilization token to accelerate the equitable transition to sustainable energy on a global scale. My current focus at the CityScience Group at the MIT Media Lab is upon the design and modeling of mutualistic micro-monetary mechanisms to accelerate the transition to sustainable and equitable networks of urban ecologies.

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Investing | Capital Markets | Venture Builder

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Impact Oriented Entrepreneur

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I work to create machine learning systems that transform process within the construction industry. I'm helping to automate the boring stuff and free people up to do what we need them to do most: think hard. Aside from that, I'm just trying to find time to enjoy the lovely city of Austin.