About Remotor Consulting Group
At Remotor Consulting Group, we help remote teams create best practices, authentic culture, and organizational alignment in the global ecosystem of work.
Our bespoke consulting and educational content is purposefully crafted to help individuals and organizations become more effective. Whether you are an organization, entrepreneur, student, or leader, our goal to help you become holistically successful in today’s remote work paradigm.
While our content applies to any industry, we have a special passion for creating and discovering best practice for Remote Teams in research, tech, law enforcement, military, healthcare and emergency management settings where coherent and consistent practice saves lives.
Our bespoke consulting and educational content is purposefully crafted to help individuals and organizations become more effective. Whether you are an organization, entrepreneur, student, or leader, our goal to help you become holistically successful in today’s remote work paradigm.
While our content applies to any industry, we have a special passion for creating and discovering best practice for Remote Teams in research, tech, law enforcement, military, healthcare and emergency management settings where coherent and consistent practice saves lives.
About us
Benjamin Morrison is a former tech executive and digital marketing practitioner. He co-founded Penji, a peer-to-peer education app for universities, in 2014. As the president of a fully remote ten-person team, Ben helped develop highly efficient remote systems out of necessity. A catalyst for positive transformations, Ben has also consulted for organizations in the Legal Industry, Solar Industry, and City Planning Industry on topics such as digital education, business development, and communication. He also enjoys playing piano, and boxing. Learn more at benjaminmorrison.com
R.J. Cordes joined Remotor as a Partner in early 2020. Prior to joining RCG, R.J. co-founded the Lexington Investment Group, a remote consulting and research firm which helped customers convert geopolitical research into financial research and leverage open-source intelligence. He has acted as a consultant in the E-Casino industry and MOOC (Massively Open Online Course) industry on topics such as behavioural conditioning, gamification and social systems engineering. In 2016, co-established the Cognitive Security and Education Forum and served as Agency Point of Contact, representing the organization’s research interests in areas such as complexity science and gray-zone warfare. Most recently, R.J. chaired a committee on national learning infrastructure under the Total Learning Architecture program within the Department of Defense in addition to being a member of several other remote committees and working groups dealing with remote topics distributed throughout the IEEE, DoD, and the private sector.
Daniel Ari Friedman, PhD is a researcher and consultant located in California, USA. He completed his PhD in Evolution & Ecology in 2019 at Stanford University, studying the genetics and neuroscience of collective behavior in ants. During graduate school he organized the Stanford Complexity Group, presenting a range of educational and interactive events related to Complexity Science in academia and beyond. In 2017 he co-founded FM Analytics, an international consulting firm focused on data visualization and predictive modeling in the real estate, logistical, and financial sectors. Since 2017 he has also been working with Cryptoptera on topics related to cryptography, law, and economics. Learn more at: danielarifriedman.com
R.J. Cordes joined Remotor as a Partner in early 2020. Prior to joining RCG, R.J. co-founded the Lexington Investment Group, a remote consulting and research firm which helped customers convert geopolitical research into financial research and leverage open-source intelligence. He has acted as a consultant in the E-Casino industry and MOOC (Massively Open Online Course) industry on topics such as behavioural conditioning, gamification and social systems engineering. In 2016, co-established the Cognitive Security and Education Forum and served as Agency Point of Contact, representing the organization’s research interests in areas such as complexity science and gray-zone warfare. Most recently, R.J. chaired a committee on national learning infrastructure under the Total Learning Architecture program within the Department of Defense in addition to being a member of several other remote committees and working groups dealing with remote topics distributed throughout the IEEE, DoD, and the private sector.
Daniel Ari Friedman, PhD is a researcher and consultant located in California, USA. He completed his PhD in Evolution & Ecology in 2019 at Stanford University, studying the genetics and neuroscience of collective behavior in ants. During graduate school he organized the Stanford Complexity Group, presenting a range of educational and interactive events related to Complexity Science in academia and beyond. In 2017 he co-founded FM Analytics, an international consulting firm focused on data visualization and predictive modeling in the real estate, logistical, and financial sectors. Since 2017 he has also been working with Cryptoptera on topics related to cryptography, law, and economics. Learn more at: danielarifriedman.com