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Marc Vidal es analista económico y divulgador tecnológico. Ha sido seleccionado como TopVoices LinkedIn, Top100 Forbes Influencers, Top100 Líderes Innovadores Siglo XXI y Top100 Forbes Most Creative People in Business.

Lidera su consultora Allrework con clientes como Microsoft, IBM, Allianz, Deloitte, Mercedes Benz, Amazon. Es advisor del Mobile World Capital, consejero de la aceleradora Conector Startup y analista en diversos medios. Dirigió el Postgrado en ED IL3 en la Universidad. de Barcelona y el Grupo de Investigación en Nueva Economía de la UPM.

En 2006 anticipó a la crisis financiera por lo que su blog que fue galardonado con los EuroBlogs Awards al mejor blog europeo. Expansión lo nombró como uno de los analistas independientes a seguir.

Ha publicado ‘Contra la cultura del Subsidio’, ‘Una hormiga en París’ (traducido a varias lenguas) y ‘La Era de La Humanidad’. Su anterior consultora, Cink, fue adquirida por la multinacional Llorente y Cuenca.

Ha vivido en 7 países. -  

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