Orlando Kimber is both a writer of intrigues and a commentator on ethical governance. Both his fiction and non-fiction explore the moral consequence of power, profit and policy as it shapes the modern world.

His work is grounded in live issues such as community power, land use, environmental stewardship and corporate behaviour. Whilst his writing is dramatic and page-turning, it’s never empty; it’s driven by moral tension as much as plot. The prose is visual and cinematic.

Orlando has also written over thirty scripts for corporate videos and multiple film and tv soundtracks. He’s an experienced public speaker, a podcast host and has interviewed Fortune 100 CEOs, political dignitaries and royalty on film.

His business career includes pivotal projects in the birth of digital media and technology. These include the launch of the Information Society for the EU and G7, the BBC’s Digital Revolution, and Sky TV analogue and digital.

Orlando writes regularly about ethics, democracy, public policy and the forces shaping modern society. Subscribe to his newsletter for future essays and analysis. Media enquiries and speaking invitations are welcome.