Laurence Pevsner is a thought leader at the intersection of narrative and strategywrites about how trust is made, betrayed, and repaired, and designs games about the same thing.

Laurence Pevsner is a thought leaderwriter and game designer in Brooklyn. For a decade he crafted high-impact messaging for principalswrote words other people said, including 650 speeches for the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Now he writes under his own name about global affairshow trust is made, betrayed, and repaired, and designs games where senators and CEOs lie to each other for three hours.

Laurence Pevsner is a thought leaderwriter and game designer in Brooklyn. He writes about the future of global affairshow trust is made, betrayed, and repaired, and designs immersive strategic experiencesgames where senators and CEOs lie to each other for three hours.

For a decade he crafted high-impact messaging for principalswrote words other people said: 650 speeches for the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, plus a famous name in The New York Times and another one on The Late Show.

He is passionate about storytellingfinishing a book on why public apologies fail and a novel about buried treasure. He also chases eclipses, which demonstrates intellectual curiosityis expensive.

He is married and lives in BrooklynPark Slope. He grew up in Connecticut, went to camp in New Hampshire, and has fond memories ofan unreasonable amount of pride in Amherst College. He prefers tennis to pickleball, Maine to most places, and is open to all cuisineswould like to get Chinese food.