TheModern.Press revolutionizes the way institutions and individuals access knowledge.
Our groundbreaking platform links various sources of content with user contributions and analytics to dramatically increase the efficiency of the knowledge-access process.
Building on a model-based framework, our platform achieves several objectives. First, it provides collaboration tools and solutions that link multiple stakeholders, such as users, editors and business development experts. Second, it enables access to content providers that cater to the specialist needs of clients operating in different industry segments. And third, it allows customers to detect, evaluate, and rate trends in the news that impact markets, businesses, and economies around the world.
TheModern.Press Limited was founded in February 2021 in London, United Kingdom.
There is an international team behind our company.
O. Emre EKSI - Knowledge, Modeling and Management
Executive Chairman
Created a proprietary analytical model to evaluate the interconnectivity and outcomes of international affairs. Processed more than 140,000 topics through this framework and presented output that has been followed by leaders in world affairs in policy, economy, business and markets (Twitter accounts most followed by the 647 world leaders – data captured on November 2014 by BursonTools). Provided on-the-record previews of financial market moves coupled with analyses of macro trends, developments and news events that generated extraordinary global market volatility. In 2018, introduced TheModern.Press platform, which enables stakeholders of global capital markets to provide and receive feedback – and thus access knowledge much faster in comparison to similarly tasked platforms. In 1999, founded Investhink, London and New York-based financial content platform – cited by RBA Information Services as one of seven premier platforms worldwide alongside recognized names such as the Financial Times (June 2000). At the end of his term as president, the company, funded by international institutional investors led by Sigma Technology Group of London, reached its highest market valuation (2001). In 2003, launched international venture Condu-it with Mark Worrall, who co-managed Expand Consulting LLP with Rupert Bull. Added process-auditing and project-finance pillars to the existing market-intelligence product line. Later, in the same year, as the acting executive chairman of Expand LLP, introduced the new business model to the Boston Consulting Group, which later acquired the company. Developed YTM3P, a proprietary process management model aimed at yielding internationally creative, competitive and progressive results for for-profit and non-profit ventures. Holds a European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) license.
Michael A. Cusumano – Software and Business Strategy
The Deputy Dean and SMR Distinguished Professor of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management: specializes in strategy, product development, and entrepreneurship in the software industry. During 2016-17, was on leave and served as vice president and dean at the Tokyo University of Science. Served as editor-in-chief and chairman of the MIT Sloan Management Review in 1999-2001. Was named one of the most influential people in technology and IT by Silicon.com in 2009. The author of several international bestseller books: Strategy Rules: Five Timeless Lessons from Bill Gates, Andy Grove, and Steve Jobs (2015, Harper Business, with David B. Yoffie) translated in 18 foreign languages. Microsoft Secrets (1995, Simon & Schuster, with Richard Selby) – a landmark study of Microsoft’s strategy, organization, and approach to product development, translated into 14 languages. Staying Power: Six Enduring Principles for Managing Strategy & Innovation in an Uncertain World (2010, Oxford University Press) – based on the 2009 Oxford Clarendon Lectures and named one of the top business books of 2011 by Strategy & Business magazine. The Business of Software (2004, Simon & Schuster) – cited as one of the best business books of the year by Steve Lohr of The New York Times. Competing on Internet Time: Lessons from Netscape and its Battle with Microsoft (1998, Simon & Schuster, with David B. Yoffie) – referred to as one of the top 10 business books of 1998 by Business Week and played a central role in the Microsoft anti-trust. He has been an advisor or board member for numerous companies and organizations around the world.
Jeffrey Collins – Risk, Regulations and Law
U.S. President Barack Obama's White House National Security Council Director for Eurasian Energy. Previously Senior Counsel for Global Policy at Chevron, where he led company efforts to develop and implement socially responsible business policies and practices. Spent a decade as a diplomat at the U.S. Department of State, serving in Cuba, Iraq, Turkey, Bolivia, and Venezuela. Co-founded and leads the San Francisco civic-tech organization Forum280, which brings together the innovative spirit and intellectual strength of Silicon Valley to help overcome world-scale problems. Currently Senior Director of Global Trust and Safety at TikTok and previously the Vice President of One, Inc., which operates After School – America’s largest social network for teenagers. Recognized speaker on corporate social responsibility, foreign policy, and public policy; named an Aspen Institute visiting scholar; Washington Post Federal Player; and U.S. State Department’s Colin L. Powell Fellow. Recipient of the American Foreign Service Association’s Rivkin Award for Intellectual Courage and Constructive Dissent, and numerous State Department Superior Honor Awards. A successful litigator for law firms O’Melveny and Myers in New York and for Pillsbury, Madison and Sutro in San Francisco.
Andrew P. Delaney – Financial Markets Content and Technology
Director
Leading executive for industry-related editorials, market research and events with an emphasis on reference data and risk-technology segments. Sourced financial information content and has taken the lead in market-data consolidation and distribution as well as fund-raising from institutional investors for start-ups. Served as chief executive of Investhink during company’s rise. Worked as editor-in-chief and senior-vice-president of New York based Waters-Risk Group, an industry leader. Currently, co-founder and president of A-Team Group, industry leader in market intelligence and publishing.
Fatih Akbulut – Product Support
Director
Monitors and assists the development of the TMP Platform. He has held project management roles at German corporations, including BMW, Underbody, CO2 and Tenstec GmbH
Mehmet Aygar – User Design and Experience
Founder of Aygar.com, a UX/UI and digital strategy firm that serves Fortune 500 companies such as WalMart, Cisco, AllState, P&G, Walgreens and CVS.
Mustafa Başer – Software Development
Professor of technology at the 19 Mayıs University, supervises the development process for TheModernPress software platform.