Craig Frank is a writer, entrepreneur, and global business advisor whose work sits at the intersection of Jewish history, emerging technologies, and the shifting media landscape. Drawing on decades of executive leadership, cross-cultural consulting, and lived experience in Israel, including service in the Israel Defense Forces, Craig brings a uniquely grounded and historically informed perspective to the challenges facing liberal democracies in the digital age. Craig's career spans more than two decades of CEO-level leadership. As Partner and a key executive at Kaya Holdings, a publicly traded company, he oversaw corporate strategy, operations, compliance, and financial performance, building a vertically integrated platform with retail, cultivation, and proprietary brands. Before that, he co-founded The Tudog Group, a Tel Aviv-based international advisory firm that worked with more than 200 companies across 19 countries in the technology, healthcare, defense, and consumer sectors. That global experience, spanning the U.S., Europe, Latin America, and Israel. informs his understanding of how institutions adapt to disruption and how communities navigate uncertainty. A keynote speaker at venues including the Florida Sterling Council, the International Project Management Association (Israel), Florida International University's Pico Center for Entrepreneurship, and the Israel Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, Craig has lectured across the Americas and beyond. He has published more than 300 articles on business and strategy, edited two works of Israeli military memoir ("A Soldier's Story" by Rafael "Raful" Eitan and "A Warrior's Way" by Avigdor Kahalani), and is the recipient of the President's Volunteer Service Award and the New York Attorney General's 3 C's Award for Character, Courage, and Community Concern. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Sociology from Queens College, City University of New York, and completed graduate studies in International Relations at the CUNY Graduate Center.