Mark Surman
President - Mozilla
Mark Surman has spent three decades building a better internet, from the advent of the web to the rise of artificial intelligence.
Mark is President of Mozilla, a non profit that works with companies and communities around the world to ensure the internet is built for people, not for profit. Mozilla’s double bottom line portfolio includes the public benefit companies that make Firefox, Thunderbird and open source AI developer tools; a venture fund that invests in responsible tech companies; and a global foundation which backs the work of artists, educators and builders. Mark works across this whole portfolio to ensure Mozilla’s people and resources are aimed at bending tech — and the tech industry — in a direction that serves all of humanity.
Before joining Mozilla, Mark spent 15 years leading organizations and projects focused on building the internet and open source in the public interest. You can keep up with Mark on Linkedin, and see his recent talks here.
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