Adam Tank

Adam Tank is a microbiologist-turned-entrepreneur, public speaker, and executive consultant whose career has spanned leadership roles in Fortune 100 companies, international small businesses, and venture capital backed technology startups. He is the founder of Tank Consulting and an executive at a VC-backed generative design SaaS startup whose software enables capital planners, project developers, and engineering professionals to rapidly generate preliminary engineering designs for critical...See more

Adam Tank is a microbiologist-turned-entrepreneur, public speaker, and executive consultant whose career has spanned leadership roles in Fortune 100 companies, international small businesses, and venture capital backed technology startups. He is the founder of Tank Consulting and an executive at a VC-backed generative design SaaS startup whose software enables capital planners, project developers, and engineering professionals to rapidly generate preliminary engineering designs for critical infrastructure, including a variety of water and power assets. Through his various business ventures, his companies have impacted over 150 million people in over one hundred countries.Adam is an engaging speaker who has entertained over 50,000 people at more than fifty events. He is a sought-after presenter and coach on topics including how to find product-market fit for early stage companies, how to give presentations that don't suck, how to determine whether graduate school is worth the investment, and how to speak a foreign language fluently in three months or less. In addition to his in-person engagements, he has millions of views across various social media platforms, and his podcast and newsletters reach over 40,000 people. He has lived in seven states and three countries and enjoys the thrill of being outside his comfort zone. Beyond his professional work, Adam believes in serving his community as a husband, father, foster parent, volunteer for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America, and mentor to currently and formerly incarcerated people. See less