Adrian Adegbesan
I'm interested in how technology can shape the institutions and infrastructure that societies depend on. That interest has led me to think deeply about artificial intelligence, financial systems, public policy, and the systems that move money, goods, energy, information, and trust. History provides the wider lens: how nations develop, how institutions endure, and how technological change can be translated into broad and lasting progress.
More broadly, I'm drawn to the ideas, people, and institutions behind durable progress, from software, startups, finance, and commerce to geopolitics, commodities, hard assets, and the physical systems that underpin everyday life.
Outside of work, faith and family matter most to me. I also care deeply about football, music, books, fragrances, and what it takes to help both ideas and people grow.
Writings
Writing helps me clarify what I think. I write about technology, financial systems, philosophy, books, design, current affairs, and the forces shaping the future.
I occasionally share these thoughts on Substack. A personal log of sorts.