Spencer E. Adler, Esq., is a Washington, DC lawyer with a long history in the philanthropy, trusts and tax planning community, where he is known for coining the term “Limited Liability Trusts” as a modern synonym for the centuries old term “Irrevocable Trusts.” After witnessing the need for the legal and fiduciary communities to better protect PPLI buyers and owners, he founded the PPLI Association. Over the course of his career as an attorney, investor, entrepreneur, and public speaker, he has co-founded and exited multiple technology companies and investment funds. He founded Superwisdom after deciding he did not like the sound of Superintelligence. In his words: “Cloud and AI providers said they were not training on our data. But they also said they wanted to store our data for five years. They seemed intent on leaving open the door to training on today’s data tomorrow. It seemed obvious that we don’t really want their vision of Superintelligence. We want Superwisdom.”
Michael Sikorsky, of San Diego, is the founder and CEO of Copia Wealth Studios - an AI-powered wealth management platform for high net worth families, with hundreds of subscribers globally. His previous creation, Missions, was acquired by Slack.
John Paul, Chief Technology Officer, oversees security, privacy, and confidentiality matters of our entire tech stack, including all interactions with outside digital security audit firms. He lives in Texas, where he formerly managed a fifty-person IT and Digital Security Department at a heavily regulated Texas bank. Since then, he has been managing Digital Infrastructure at a heavily regulated debt and lending institution, also in Texas. At Superwisdom, his responsibilities include overseeing the workflow of our AWS infrastructure specialist team, which includes an individual with three years of experience working for Amazon in managing that company’s digital infrastructure.
Adam Glatzer, Financial Industry Liaison, is a dual graduate degree holder with a Masters in Public Administration in International Economics and Banking, as well as a Masters in Business Administration in Finance and Banking. Both degrees are from Columbia University. His academic interest has been in sovereign wealth and central banks. In the public markets, he worked with a Manhattan team of equity analysts identifying underpriced investment opportunities. In the private markets, he co-founded an investment fund deployed into futures, physical commodities, and overseas commodities infrastructure. In government, he served as legislative aide to the House Ways and Means Committee.