Mark Peres
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Mark Peres

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Mark Peres is a writer and professor whose work explores the intersection of ethics, meaning, and the human spirit. He is the author of The Accord, a defining speculative literary novel about artificial intelligence, grief, and a future that has already arrived. His memoir, The Man Who Lived a Hundred Lives, explores the weight of legacy, the pull of ambition, and the fraught but redemptive bond between generations.

Mark serves as founding director of The Charlotte Center for the Humanities & Civic Imagination, which produces the Charlotte Ideas Festival and other public programs that engage thousands annually. He is also a longtime professor of leadership and ethics at Johnson & Wales University, where he challenges students to reflect deeply on what it means to lead a good life.
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