Adam Lammon Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• I manage Brookings Foreign Policy's publications process. My responsibilities include:
• coordinating with FP's scholars, research assistants, and other process stakeholders on all online written content.
• providing substantive feedback, fact-checking, and editorial guidance to help develop written products.
• enforcing authorship and attribution policies for research staff.
• managing Foreign Policy's blind peer review process, in which internal and external experts provide anonymous feedback to improve the rigor of Brookings scholars' written work.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Directed a team of full-time employees, interns, and freelancers in publishing breaking news on tight deadlines.
• Commissioned and edited articles on U.S. news and foreign policy for accuracy, structure, style, and balance.
• In collaboration with authors and senior editor, edited and designed the bimonthly print magazine issue using Adobe InDesign.
• Enforced conformity with The Chicago Manual of Style and optimized pictures/headlines to increase website traffic.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington, District Of Columbia

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

• Served as the lead editor of a policy magazine focused on Middle Eastern and North African politics and security challenges.
• Edited, fact-checked, and restructured article text to conform with high standards for accuracy and Cambridge Style.
• Identified topics and commissioned analyses from renowned international authors. Strategized themes for quarterly magazine coverage.
• Supervised and directed a team of two part-time editors.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Tracked and analyzed emerging trends and security threats across the Middle East and North Africa.
• Published policy assessments on the wars in Syria and Yemen, 2022 energy crisis, and Iranian nuclear program.

Washington, District Of Columbia

• Planned and executed over 30 events for high-level foreign diplomats, U.S. government officials, and experts from academia, industry, and U.S. think tanks.
• Improved the organization's events by expanding catering options and upgrading invitation software.
• Managed and reported on multiple grants worth more than $150,000.
• Directed and supervised three interns in the Climate, Security, and Middle East program per quarter.
• Coordinated the preparation of manuscripts for publication, including formatting, graphics, printing, and distributing.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Copy edited opinion editorials and reports on U.S. national security issues for publication.
• Researched Iran's nuclear weapons program and the consequences of the U.S. withdrawing from the international nuclear agreement, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. This research was presented as a background paper.
• Assisted with event preparation and drafted summaries.
• Supported Dr. Geoffrey Kemp, the Senior Director of Regional Security, with various projects on the Middle East and climate change.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Managed the National Scouting and JROTC programs and improved public outreach by streamlining submission processes.
• Planned events, coordinated discussion panels and presentations, and created content for social media.
• Provided editorial expertise for JWV's quarterly magazine, The Jewish Veteran, and wrote articles on veteran’s affairs, military issues, and national security topics for publication.
• Represented JWV at multiple U.S. State Department meetings on Combating Global Anti-Semitism.

Greater New York City Area

• Applied daily updates to the various research report databases (Congressional, think tank), Iran business register (IBR), and accountability tracker on UANI’s website.
• Tracked the Iranian nuclear program during the height of the international JCPOA negotiations.
• Performed open-source resource on Middle Eastern terrorist organizations and state counter-terrorism programs for the Counter-Extremism Project.
• Created resources to develop the public's understanding of Iran's regional objectives, political commitments, and threats to U.S. national security.
• Explored Iran's fervent anti-American rhetoric and its support for terrorist and criminal proxy groups in the Middle East and North Africa.

Wilmington, Delaware

• Assisted University of Delaware's Dr. Theodore Davis and Dr. David C. Wilson in preparation for the 2014 NCOBPS.

Wayne, NJ

Master’S Degree, Security Policy Studies

Bachelor'S Degree, International Relations

Activities and Societies: Free Thinkers Society, Outing Club, Intramural Soccer