​Glen Gilmore

Land use, economic development, public safety and community engagement experience applied to responsible data center and AI infrastructure development.

AI · EMERGING TECHNOLOGY · PUBLIC LEADERSHIP

EXPERIENCE THAT CONNECTS

Responsible AI adoption, emerging technology strategy and clear communication for business, government and communities.

DATA CENTERS, COMMUNITIES & PUBLIC LEADERSHIP

Called "a man of action" by TIME and "a national hero" by The New York Times for his leadership during the 2001 anthrax crisis, and a "futurist" by IBM, Glen Gilmore is a former two-term Mayor and Director of Public Safety of Hamilton, New Jersey. He is an attorney (NJ, non-practicing), author of Social Media Law for Business (McGraw Hill), and was founding faculty in Rutgers Business School Executive Education's Mini-MBA programs. Since 2013, he has worked with Fortune 500 brands, including Microsoft, Intel, IBM, and T-Mobile, as a technology strategist and brand ambassador. He brings together public leadership, law, emerging technology, and strategic communications to help organizations navigate change with judgment, accountability, and a focus on practical public value, today centered on responsible AI and the communities where data centers are built. A US Army veteran, he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for "exceptionally meritorious service" during peacetime service.

AI & EMERGING TECHNOLOGY