Bruce McIndoe is a leader in the risk management, travel, and intelligence industries. A WorldAware founder, McIndoe has been the key contributor to the company’s strategic growth, securing its position as a leader in business resiliency with the development of the Worldcue® Global Control Center. Prior to joining WorldAware, McIndoe was founder and CEO of CSSI, an Inc. 500 and four-time Washington Technology FAST 50 company that developed software for the intelligence community. He has also served as a lead architect on intelligence programs for the US government. He is a trustee of Allegheny College, where he received a BS in Physics, and holds a MS in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University.

What Should be in a Travel Risk Policy?

Bruce McIndoe

August 16, 2019

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