John Hatcher Email & Phone Number

Project Title: Justice, Health, and Democracy Impact Initiative: Economic Dignity

Economic Development Business Line

Project Title: Ours and Theirs: Developing the HBCU Campus Amidst Racialized Land Patterns

New York City Metropolitan Area

Technology Coverage Group

Tutor fellow Harvard undergraduates in the following courses - Ec 10A/10B: Principles of Micro/Macroeconomics, Math 1A: Introduction to Calculus, Gov 51: Data Analysis and Politics, Ec 1010B: Intermediate Macroeconomics, and Ec 1123: Introduction to Econometrics

Developed and managed a case team to produce actionable solutions for the adaptation of sustainability initiatives and market repositioning for a global consumer retail company

Aided in overall case development, facilitated communication between client and the team, and helped analysts with creating innovative solutions to make desalination technology more sustainable by hosting office hours and providing feedback on research and presentations.

Selected through a rigorous application process with less than 10% acceptance rate to join a leading consulting group that works with industry clients and Fortune 500 companies in areas of sustainability, life sciences, and technology.

New York, New York, United States

Advancing Black Pathways Fellowship in the Corporate and Investment Bank (CIB) division

Analyzed economic development of the United States with a focus on regional differentiation, international trade, banking flows, and shifts in holdings of profitable capital

Analyzed bureaucracy across countries at each stage of trade policy development through public opinion data and legislative testimony to provide insight into domestic opinion toward competing economic models and international cooperation

Assisted the jail voting national campaign in preparing research, coalition building, and writing accessible reports for the public. Conducted research on redistricting changes to assist in legislative efforts. Processed data within the Election Protection database to standardize an assessment of threats to voting in 2020

Mentored 16 incoming first-year student SPARK fellows as they pursued independent public service projects by facilitating small group discussions, conducting one-on-one check-ins, and providing additional support as needed

Economic and Criminal Justice Policy teams

Raised awareness about the Ron Brown Scholar Program and the Guided Pathway Support Program among potential beneficiaries and stakeholders in a defined region. Actively aided GPS students with any college questions (i.e. essay help, scholarships, financial aid) via Zoom and email to make the college application process as accessible as possible

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Promoted a positive learning environment among the entire ninth-grade cohort consisting of over fifty students by supporting them with additional aid during and outside of class. Led thought-provoking discussions that helped connect black identity with academic subject matter in Language Arts, Math, and Leadership classes

Bachelor'S Degree, African And African American Studies, Secondary In Economics

Activities and Societies: Harvard Undergraduate Consulting on Business and the Environment (CBE), Harvard Generational African-American.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: President of the Speech Team, Political Club President, Black Student Union President and Co-founder, National.