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2. Ken Standfield

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He became a lecturer in Statistics ^[3] at 18 years of age at Holmes Institute ^[4] whilst pursuing his undergraduate degree at Deakin University ^[5] in Finance ^[6]. In 1991 he was one of three selected from the top 100 mathematicians in the country and awarded an actuarial ^[7] scholarship from National Mutual^[8] and moved to the University of Melbourne ^[9] to study Actuarial Science whilst working as an Actuarial Cadet at Australian Eagle Insurance, and completing his Finance degree. He lectured in Statistics and Economics from 1987-1991 until he qualified for his Finance degree. He became an International Examiner in Statistics and Economics for the Marketing Confederation of Australia from 1988-1991.

At the age of 7, he was diagnosed with severe internal bleeding ^[10] of the esophagus ^[11] given 6 months to live. After successful surgery at the Royal Children's Hospital Royal Children's Hospital, a long process of recovery took place. Confined indoors, he started studying mathematics and made original breakthroughs such as the 9 Times Formula (1978) and the Reconceptualization of Set Theory and Probability (1979). In 2016, on his 48th birthday whilst in the United States, he was diagnosed with brain cancer (glioma) ^[12] and given 3 months to live, but 1 month until perceptual failure. He flew back to Australia for neurosurgery ^[13] at Melbourne University Private ^[14] where a golf-ball size tumour was removed which proved to be atypical benign meningioma ^[15] througth a craniotomy ^[16] on the 23rd of December 2016. Due to complications with surgery, he underwent a decompressive craniectomy on Feb 2nd, 2017 ^[17] where a piece of the skull was removed. A reconstructive cranioplasty ^[18] was performed on the 20th of July 2017. This catalyzed him to make sure his original contributions to knowledge specifically designed to help people live better lives were shared, and not lost.

He developed a method of conceptual compression which he detailed in his book [https://books.google.com.au/books?id=bO2yEykHFngC&pg=PR3&lpg=PR3&dq=Intangible+Management:+Tools+for+Solving+the+Accounting+and+Management+Crisis,+Academic+Press,+2002&source=bl&ots=R0ROeDAPP-&sig=LOFvTDn4nprQhfvfdbdAW9HTFRA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjByp71larfAhUIdCsKHWG-CmUQ6AEwC3oECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=Intangible%20Management%3A%20Tools%20for%20Solving%20the%20Accounting%20and%20Management%20Crisis%2C%20Academic%20Press%2C%202002&f=false Intangible Management: Tools for Solving the Accounting and Management Crisis, Academic Press, 2002]^[19] which allowed the words used to conceptuial content of information to be compressed by up to 90% without loss of understanding. This allowed people to learn 10x faster with greater comprehension. In 1983, at age 15, he started developing new branches of mathematics to financially value the costs savings and productivity gains associated with learning 10x faster by applying his conceptual compression method. This book also detailed the field of Intangible Management Intellectual capital which sought to financially report the value of people, not just their cost. Some of which was embodied in International Intangible Standards. He developed the field of Intangible Accounting Intangible asset which held that financial performance is always diluted due to the impact of intangible (time-based) transactions related to Knowledge, Collaboration, Processes, Engagement, Disengagement, Absence, and Presenteeism. His book gained an honorable mention as a work of exemplary scholarship in the [https://proseawards.com/winners/2002-award-winners/ Association of American Publishers (AAP), R.R. HAWKINS AWARD] ^[20] in the category of Business, Management, and Accounting. He is also the author of [https://books.google.com.au/books/about/Intangible_Finance_Standards.html?id=dlKQQrgCLE8C&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false Intangible Finance Standards - Advances in Fundamental and Technical Analysis, Academic Press, 2005] ^[21] which highlighted the inherent problems of using metrics and indicies as a proxy to intangible value and made applications of international intangible standards to the stock market.

His work has been widely cited in academic journals, papers, doctoral dissertations, books, and other publications ^{[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32]} and he has presented his methodologies at more than 300 conferences worldwide^[33]

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