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Formerly a professor at Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, Craig Warren Smith, PhD, is now Senior Advisor to the University of Washington Human Interface Technology Laboratory. Outside of academia, he has advised multinational corporations (Microsoft, Intel, IBM, Nokia, Oracle), philanthropic institutions (Ford, Rockefeller and Kellogg Foundations), ministers of emerging markets (India, Indonesia, Thailand), and intergovernmental institutions (UN, UNESCO, World Bank, OECD), and leading universities (Harvard, MIT.)

His career-long focus has been to explore the themes of philanthropy, corporate citizenship, social entrepreneurship and public/private partnership acting as activist, speaker, writer, strategy advisor, businessman and publisher. Since the mid-90s his core theme has been technology. He was a founder and became leader of the global movement to close the "digital divide." Today he formulates strategies for enhancing human impacts of the mobile revolution in both advanced countries and emerging markets. In 2007, he founded the Investor Group Against Digital Divide.

 For 25 years he has also been also a Buddhist instructor and teacher of a method of mind/body training derived from Tibetan monastic dance called Mudra Training, which he taught at Julliard School in New York Ciry in 2007.