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Editor of Futures Research Quarterly, the oldest professional journal in the foresight area since 1985.
President of the World Future Society, leading organization in the futures field for 40 years since June 2004.
He has been an attorney and member of the New York and District of Columbia bar association since the 1970s and has served as General Counsel for a number of non-profit groups involved in trend analysis, social dynamics and public policy.
After holding research positions at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and the National Academy of Sciences, Mack joined the Budget Policy Task Force at the US General Accounting Office, which serves as the analytical arm of the US Congress.
He also served on the Board of the MIT Enterprise Forum, a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based non-profit offering marketing, financial and technology services to new and innovative companies.
As a change consultant, Tim Mack assisted the US General Services Agency and the US Dept of Defense in developing strategic planning and change management strategies for such challenges as innovation enhancement, privatization of public services, superfund clean up and transportation planning.
