Non-Resident Tutor | Quincy House, Harvard UniversityAdvising Area: Entrepreneurship, STEM, Tech & Society, and Climate InnovationAs a Non-Resident Tutor at Harvard, I mentor students in entrepreneurship and STEM, with a focus on technology’s role in addressing global challenges, including climate action. I bring experience from working with the UN FAO and advising governments on AI and sustainability initiatives. My work integrates technology, climate innovation, and policy, driving significant advancements in sustainable development. I have led impactful projects in AI, tech diplomacy, and digital infrastructure that promote responsible, scalable solutions for societal and environmental benefit.

S3 Markets is on a dual mission to scale up the adoption of low-carbon commodities while helping organizations credibly reduce their scope 3 emissions.

- Co-founded and led the Digital Public Infrastructure Caucus, a student-led initiative at Harvard Kennedy School, to explore the critical intersection of digital public infrastructure (DPI) and artificial intelligence (AI), fostering dialogue and collaboration around the responsible development and deployment of AI-driven solutions within public digital infrastructures.- Examined the symbiotic relationship between DPI and AI, recognizing the role of robust digital infrastructures in enabling effective and equitable AI deployment, and the potential of AI to enhance DPI's efficiency and impact.- Organized events, workshops, and discussions on the opportunities and challenges of AI integration in digital public goods and services, emphasizing ethics, transparency, accountability, and public trust.- Collaborated with faculty, researchers, and industry experts to investigate best practices, case studies, and policy recommendations for leveraging AI to optimize DPI, improve public services, and address societal challenges.- Facilitated interdisciplinary discussions and networking opportunities for students, alumni, and professionals interested in the convergence of AI, DPI, policy, and public service.- Contributed to research projects, white papers, and policy briefs on AI governance frameworks for DPI, algorithmic bias mitigation, data privacy, and the societal implications of AI-driven public services.- Advocated for responsible AI deployment within DPI, emphasizing stakeholder engagement, collaborative governance, ethical guidelines, and building public trust around AI in the public sector.

International Futures is a programme offered by Training for International Diplomats which is targeted both at diplomats and at world leaders with an international focus. This programme brings experts from governments and think tanks from Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico and South Africa face-to-face with German diplomats and young leaders. Together we explored both the opportunities and the challenges for diplomacy in the age of globalisation whilst discussing the role of global governance in today’s world – beyond the boundaries of traditional foreign policy. IF aims to promote the development of a global community of shared responsibility. Guided by four strategic themes – preparing for the future, geopolitics, global economic policy and peace policy – the programme provides an introduction to 21st-century diplomacy.

Research implementation, data analysis and report writing

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