An alumnus of the United States Military Academy at West Point, Robert "Rob" Turfe graduated from the school with a bachelor of science in engineering management and mechanical engineering in 1990. He subsequently served 5 years as an engineer officer in the US Army and was deployed to Iraq, Turkey, and the former Yugoslavia. Robert Turfe joined the private sector in 1995 as partner at the start-up management consulting firm Diamond Technology Partners (DTP).
Robert Turfe spent 9 years at DTP, where he provided advisory services in strategy and process design to clients in financial services, retail, and consumer products. He then spent 2 years as managing partner at Applied Minds. From 2006 to 2011, he was co-CEO at Madison Tyler, a global electronic market maker based in Beverly Hills, California.
More recently, Rob Turfe has pursued interests in filmmaking and screenwriting. He co-wrote the first draft of Sacrifice by the Euphrates and authored Caution: Children at Play. He is presently developing a 4-hour miniseries on a United States military intervention in Iran titled Kleptocracy. An active proponent of human rights, he strives to produce film projects that make the world a better place.
