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Noah M. Kenney is the Founder & Principal Consultant of Digital 520, a global consultancy specializing in the operationalization of AI governance, security, and privacy in enterprise and regulated environments. He is the author of Governing Intelligence (2026), Chief Scientist of the Disruptive AI Lab, and President of the Ethical Tech Forum. He holds a B.S. in Economics from Georgia Tech, an M.Eng. in Engineering Management from CU Boulder, and the IAPP AIGP and CIPM designations.

Noah M. Kenney is a consultant, researcher, and author working at the intersection of AI governance, privacy, and security. Principal of Digital 520, an Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP), and a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM), he advises regulated and mission-driven organizations, including healthcare systems, financial institutions, government agencies, and growth-stage technology companies, on the operational architecture of responsible AI. His 2026 textbook, Governing Intelligence, introduces the AI Governance Stack now referenced in policy analysis from the United States to South Africa.

Noah M. Kenney is a consultant, researcher, and author whose work sits at the operational edge of artificial intelligence, where policy becomes practice, where frameworks meet engineering, and where the hard questions of governance, privacy, and security are answered in deployment rather than in abstraction. As principal of Digital 520, an Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP), and a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM), he advises boards, executives, and program leads at regulated and mission-driven organizations across healthcare, financial services, government, and technology. His 2026 textbook, Governing Intelligence, introduces the AI Governance Stack, an architecture now cited by legal analysts, enterprise teams, and policy researchers from the United States to the United Kingdom to South Africa. Beyond consulting, Kenney publishes in peer-reviewed venues, contributes to industry digests, and appears regularly in trade press on AI ethics, regulatory readiness, and the responsible deployment of emerging systems. He is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and is available for speaking engagements, panel participation, and media commentary.