Frank holds a Ph.D. in Applied Economics from the Western Michigan University (WMU) and an Executive Education in Artificial Intelligence from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He also holds a dual bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Economics. As a risk management professional, Frank is particularly fascinated with the benefits of Economics in providing a wider understanding of the business landscape, interpreting business problems and the possibilities Mathematics offers in solving these real-world problems. As much as is practicable, every business problem can be formulated as a mathematical problem, and this brings with it unimaginable solutions. Being a Mathematician, Economist, and Risk Management Professional, with passion for and insights into Artificial Intelligence, I find myself in a unique position to provide valuable insights and expertise in Risk Management. Frank has dedicated interest in all matters of risk management, across all industries. He works to provide key insights into current issues and future developments in risk management, the role and application of artificial intelligence, efficient and effective risk management practices, and fixing lapses in risk management frameworks. With fast-rising improvements in big data and technology across all industries, there are enormous opportunities for applying Artificial Intelligence across all risk management functions. Over the years, Frank has gained immense experiences spanning the financial services sector, working as a risk management professional in various roles; real estate sector, and supply chain. His multifaceted experiences across different sectors have contributed to his unique insights into risk management practices prevalent in each sector, as well as the opportunities and strategies to overcome existing risks.