Jacek Marczyk has pioneered unconventional methodologies for uncertainty and complexity management for over three decades. Author of nine books on simulation, uncertainty and complexity management, Dr. Marczyk has developed in 2003 the Quantitative Complexity Theory (QCT), Quantitative Complexity Management (QCM) methodologies and a new complexity-based theory of risk. In 2005 he founded Ontonix, a company developing complexity-based early-warning solutions with particular emphasis on systemic aspects and turbulent economic regimes. In 2009 he has introduced a resilience-based rating system for businesses and financial products, pioneering the quantification of complexity in finance. In 2013 he founded Assetdyne, a company focusing on quantifying the complexity and resilience of stocks, portfolios, financial products and markets as well as on complexity-based techniques of asset allocation and portfolio design. Dr. Marczyk has received MS degrees from the Polytechnics of Milan (1983) and Turin (1986) and a PhD from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Barcelona (1998). He has lived and worked on four continents and is fluent in five languages. He lives on the shores of Lake Como.