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Adam Zachary Wolfe | |
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 Chief Adam Wolfe (AFRN) | |
| Born | January 19, 1984 Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
| Occupation(s) | Entrepreneur, Systems Architect |
| Known for | AFRN, OmniChain Holdings, Neighborhood Stations |
| Call sign | KN6QGV |
| Website | linkedin |
Adam Zachary Wolfe (born January 19, 1984) is an American entrepreneur and systems designer. He is the founder and director of the American First Responders Network (AFRN), a nonprofit public benefit corporation based in California, as well as OmniChain Holdings, a blockchain infrastructure company with a focus on digital identity and decentralized systems.
Career
editAFRN (American First Responders Network)
editWolfe is the founder of the American First Responders Network (AFRN), a nonprofit public benefit corporation incorporated in California[1] that builds community-based disaster preparedness infrastructure and organizes emergency response capabilities through projects such as Neighborhood Stations and the Responders Portal.
AFRN also operates a blog and public-facing website platform, publishing preparedness guides and articles focused on community engagement and education.[2][3]
OmniChain Holdings
editWolfe is the founder of OmniChain Holdings, a company that builds decentralized infrastructure for identity management, contract execution, and cross-___domain data integration. OmniChain enables blockchain-based solutions such as secure digital identities, programmable agreements (OmniContracts), and decentralized trust primitives that are modular and customizable.
Media and Appearances
editWolfe has also hosted over 30 episodes of a BridgeCom Systems educational YouTube series BridgeCom University Live, focused on amateur radio systems, emergency communications, and responder technology.[4]
He was the original host of a livestream series called Ask Me Anything (Live), a free public question-and-answer series that ran for 38 episodes.
Notable Projects
edit- Neighborhood Stations (AFRN) – Local disaster hubs for staging, coordination, and training
- Responders Portal (AFRN) – Secure digital platform for responder identity, deployment, and operations
- Vehicle OS (AFRN) – A mission control system for emergency vehicles integrating lights, comms, and navigation
- Investigations Vault (AFRN) – Digital evidence and chain-of-custody system for field investigations
- Interoperability Communications Network (AFRN) – Multi-band communication infrastructure for mutual aid
- OmniChain Blockchain System – Decentralized infrastructure for identity-bound transactions and records
- Secure Digital Identities – FIPS-compliant digital ID framework supporting verified and anonymous identity modes
Online Presence
edit- @AdamZWolfe on Instagram
- @AdamZWolfe on X (Twitter)
- @AdamZWolfe on LinkedIn
- @AdamZWolfe on Truth Social
References
edit- ^ "Business Search – America's First Responders Network". California Secretary of State. Retrieved July 4, 2025.
Entity: America's First Responders Network and its Constituent Branches, Corps, Divisions, Brigades, and Battalions Inc. • Entity Type: Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation • Status: Active • Formed in California on April 9, 2024.
- ^ "Disaster Preparedness Blog". AFRN. Retrieved July 4, 2025.
- ^ "Disaster News Blog". AFRN. Retrieved July 4, 2025.
- ^ "BridgeCom Systems – YouTube". YouTube. Retrieved July 4, 2025.