Ari Wallach is a distinguished public policy, organization, and innovation strategist with over 20 years of experience dedicated to fostering social equality. As the founder and CEO of Synthesis Corp., Wallach has successfully guided a diverse range of clients, including governments, NGOs, and corporations, in rethinking business models and enhancing organizational performance. His consultancy has been instrumental in developing innovative solutions for pressing global issues, such as climate change and mental health, demonstrating his commitment to impactful change.

Wallach’s career is marked by his role as the founding director of INFORUM, a non-partisan public affairs forum aimed at engaging young people in critical discussions. He later established re:think media, where he produced influential public affairs content. His visionary leadership was further exemplified in 2008 when he launched The Great Schlep, a viral campaign that mobilized young Jewish voters for the Obama campaign, achieving over 342 million media impressions and engaging thousands of volunteers.

In addition to his consultancy work, Wallach has contributed to various boards, including 70 Faces Media and the Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life. His advisory role with the CITRIS Data and Democracy Initiative at UC Berkeley underscores his dedication to integrating technology and governance for a better future.

Most recently, Wallach hosted a six-part PBS documentary series titled “A Brief History of the Future,” showcasing his expertise in futurism and public policy. His ongoing efforts continue to inspire innovation and drive meaningful change across multiple sectors, solidifying his reputation as a leader in strategic thinking and social impact.