Christopher Sanchez is a leading AI strategist, entrepreneur, and professor who builds ventures, advises global institutions, and shapes the future of frontier artificial intelligence.
Christopher Sanchez is an entrepreneur, strategic advisor, and technologist with a focus on frontier artificial intelligence, geopolitics, and finance. He is the Founder of Emergent Line, a firm advising Fortune 500 companies, G20 governments, institutional investors, and elite sports franchises on national-scale strategy and emerging technologies.
He serves as Professor of Practice in Applied AI at EGADE Business School, where he designed, built, and teaches the first Applied AI Ethics & Governance course for a graduate business school in Latin America. Christopher holds Industry Advisor roles at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Cornell University, working with MBA, PhD, and Postdoctoral researchers on AI, business, and strategy. He serves on the AI Advisory Council of Harvard Business Review and acts as a Special Advisor to the President and Board of Mexico’s National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV).
His postgraduate work and research at Harvard University explores Sovereign AI, quantum systems, and sovereign wealth strategies for national economic and technological competitiveness. He is also the founder of the Global AI Bill of Rights, an initiative promoting digital rights and AI sovereignty at the national and global levels. His work focuses on building advanced AI systems that augment human capability and serve the public interest, advancing AI that is not only powerful but also equitable and aligned.
He was named one of Forbes México’s “Top 35 AI Leaders” in 2024 and became a contributing writer for the print magazine in 2025. His writing and commentary appear in WIRED, MIT Sloan, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider, and Fast Company Mexico, where he authors a popular bi-weekly column on global AI trends, geopolitics, and emerging technologies. He also founded TechDinners.com, a forum connecting investors, entrepreneurs, and policymakers on the future of AI.
He has lived and worked in over 25 countries.