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Daniel Bob is listed as Visiting Scholar at The Edwin O. Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at cox.net, phone signal with area code 202, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Daniel Bob.
Daniel Bob previously worked as Professional Stafff at United States Senate Committee On Foreign Relations and Visiting Scholar at The Edwin O. Reischauer Center For East Asian Studies. Daniel Bob holds Master Of Public Policy, International Relations from Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School Of Government.
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Daniel Bob has worked at the intersection of U.S. politics and policy toward the Asia Pacific in senior positions in the Congress, think tanks, universities, the executive branch, the private sector, and as an entrepreneur. Currently, he is a Visiting Scholar at the Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. Previously, he was Distinguished Senior Fellow and Director of Programs at Sasakawa Peace Foundation USA, a think tank focused on U.S.-Asia relations. He has also worked as a Senior Staff member on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and Special Assistant for Asian and Pacific Affairs for the U.S. Senate Finance Committee. Mr. Bob has been an International Affairs Fellow with the U.S. Council on Foreign Relations, Visiting Professor at Keio University in Japan, Senior Advisor at the international law and lobbying firm Reed Smith, Research Advisor at the Pudong Academy of Development in Shanghai, and a Fulbright Scholar in Fiji. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Yale and a master’s degree from Harvard.
Listed skills include Us Asia Relations, Us Japan Relations, Trade And Foreign Policy, Congress, and 3 others.
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Washington, Dc
Wrote report assessing the Biden Administration’s Indo-Pacific strategy providing recommendations for improving the strategy’s goal of realizing a free and open, connected, prosperous, secure, and resilient Indo-Pacific.
Washington, Dc
Contributed to Reischauer Center projects and seminars including on global infrastructure challenges and U.S.-Japan cooperation, the economic and political transformation of the Bay of Bengal, and the role of smaller states in a changing global order.
Washington, Dc
Developed and implemented strategy to build think tank from three-person outpost to major player in U.S.-Japan relations. Headed research and programs. Developed research projects, publications, seminars, and discussion groups focused on U.S.-Japan relations in a bilateral, regional and global context on variety of policy-related topics including security, foreign policy, economics, trade, business, cybersecurity, energy, technology, democracy building and other issues. Author and editor of reports, articles, and other publications on a wide spectrum of issues. Speeches, appearances in conferences and seminars, and commentator in national and international media. Coordinated and maintained relations with Congress, the executive branch, and the wider Washington policy making community.
Washington, Dc
Handled all aspects of U.S. relations with China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Burma, Singapore, Philippines, Brunei, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands, as well environmental matters on a global basis. Developed and led strategy on enacting legislation affecting the region. Developed and coordinated hearings on variety of topics such as U.S.-China relations, Indonesia's treatment of West Papua, U.S.-Japan relations, and implications of climate change for the region. Developed and drafted legislation. Wrote floor speeches and other public commentary for chairman and wrote and edited Committee reports. Coordinated meetings between leaders of Asia Pacific and Committee Members.
Washington, Dc And Seoul, Korea
CEO of international project development and consulting firm with offices in Washington, DC and Seoul, Korea providing consultation services in new energy technologies and U.S.-China, U.S.-Korea, U.S.-Japan, and broader U.S.-Asia relations. Served as senior advisor to the Pudong Academy think tank in Shanghai. Worked on development plans for a proposed internationally-linked multi-cultural community on Jeju Island in South Korea.
Washington, Dc
Senior Advisor to Director of agency that regulated Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government-sponsored enterprises focused on increasing home ownership with assets and off-balance sheet obligations of $4 trillion. Assisted Director in investigations of Fannie Mae leadership for accounting improprieties. Developed Congressional and other government relations strategies. Established exchanges and working relationships with housing and secondary mortgage markets throughout the world.
Tokyo, Japan
Fellow based in Japan for U.S. think tank. Researcher and writer on Japan’s policy making process. Research advisor for the National Institute for Research Advancement, a Japanese think tank. Visiting Fellow, Keio University. Advisor to Great Hural, parliament of Mongolia.
Washington, Dc
Advised clients on governmental affairs issues for international law and lobbying firm. Worked on NATO membership with aspirant countries including Slovakia and Slovenia. Consultant to major transportation and banking firms.
Washington, Dc
Handled all aspects of U.S. policy toward Asia Pacific for Chairman of Senate Finance Committee, Chairman of Senate Governmental Affairs Committee and personal staff of Sen. William V. Roth, Jr. Staff leader of successful effort to pass last major legislation of second term of Clinton Administration, which permitted China's entry into World Trade Organization. Led successful legislative efforts on U.S.-Japan trade problems, Hong Kong's reversion to China, Normal Trade Relations with Vietnam, China, and Cambodia; developed the Asia Pacific Parliamentary Forum, an Asia-Pacific-wide parliamentary group linked to APEC, in cooperation with former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone; worked on democracy promotion in Cambodia, developed U.S. Congressional response to North Korean nuclear provocations. Staff lead in creating Congressional Study Group on Japan and Mansfield Fellowship Program placing U.S. Government officials within the Government of Japan. Advised Senator on all issues and votes with implications for U.S. interests in Asia. Extensive travel with Senator throughout Asia. Staffed meetings with heads of state and other senior government, business, media, and academic leaders. Speechwriter and author of op-eds and other publications.
New York, Ny
Conducted research and developed programs and projects on U.S.-Japan relations. Lead researcher and author of two major reports on Japanese investment in the United States. Moderator for discussion series on bilateral business issues. Editor of Japan Society Policy Series reports.
Fiji Islands
Based at the University of the South Pacific for project to provide reliable and cost-efficient solar power for Pacific Island countries. Organized international conference on subject with representatives of 10 Pacific Island nations.
Activities and Societies: Elected to Editorial Board of Governance, the journal of the Kennedy School. Teaching Assistant in public.
Activities and Societies: Hemingway Scholar. Grace Hazzard Scholar. Weston Scholar. Co-Founder of Leonardo Da Vinci Society.
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Daniel Bob is listed as Visiting Scholar at The Edwin O. Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies.
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Daniel Bob is based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States.
Daniel Bob has worked for United States Senate Committee On Foreign Relations, The Edwin O. Reischauer Center For East Asian Studies, Sasakawa Peace Foundation Usa, United States House Committee On Foreign Affairs, and Nyrok Partners, Llc.
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Daniel Bob holds Master Of Public Policy, International Relations from Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School Of Government.
Daniel Bob is listed with skills including Us Asia Relations, Us Japan Relations, Trade And Foreign Policy, Congress, Management, Research And Writing, and Media And Public Speaking.
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