Jennifer Bisceglie is the founder and Executive Vice Chair of the Board of Interos, an AI-driven third-party risk management company. With 25 years of experience managing risk in the global economy, she is a recognized technology innovator who pioneered the application of machine learning to automate the discovery and mitigation of third-party risks across all tiers of global supply chains.

In 2005, Bisceglie founded Interos as the first automated supplier resilience platform, designed to map and monitor both physical and digital supply chains. Her foresight into the need for tools to protect companies and governments from technological vulnerabilities long preceded disruptions caused by the pandemic and cyberattacks. Interos now serves prominent clients such as the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, and many large corporations.

Named to Inc. magazine’s 2023 Female Founders 200 and Forbes' 2024 50 Over 50 lists, Bisceglie is a sought-after expert called on to share her insights with numerous professional organizations and congressional committees, including the Congressional Cybersecurity Caucus, the Homeland Security Governmental Affairs Committee, and the US-China Economic Security Review Commission. She regularly appears in Bloomberg, Financial Times, Washington Post, CNBC, Yahoo Live, Forbes, BBC, and other top-tier media outlets.

Bisceglie is a long-time advocate for empowering other female entrepreneurs, working on behalf of organizations including Women Impacting Public Policy (WIPP), where she served as a chairperson from 2010 through 2016. She was also previously selected as the U.S. delegate to the Women’s 20, an engagement group to the G20 focused on addressing gender inequality.

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