Maureen Devlin Email & Phone Number

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Write PreVeil white papers, briefs, and other content explaining cybersecurity principles (e.g., Zero Trust) and compliance with federal cybersecurity regs such as DFARS, NIST, CMMC and ITAR. Help develop PreVeil's communications strategy.

New York, Ny

Developed strategic plan for the TIAA Institute, outlining a higher education program and vision to position the Institute as a preeminent thought leader in the higher education space. Overarching aim is to deliver substantial business impact to TIAA and strengthen the firm’s long-term competiveness. Continuing to deliver and execute on that robust plan for 10+ years now.

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Senior Advisor

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Associate Director• Informed presidents, provosts, EVPs, CFOs, CIOs, and other senior campus leaders via Forum activities on issues most likely to affect the future of higher education and the institutions they lead.• Developed research and presentation agendas for Forum’s annual Aspen Symposium, largely related to new learning media and technology, economics and finance, institutional strategy, and the global political economy.• Partnered with the Brookings Institution for the Forum’s annual Forum on Higher Education and the Economy, and with the Council on Foreign Relations for the Higher Education Working Group on Global Issues.• Built and managed innovative partnership with WGBH, New England’s premier public media station, to launch a higher education desk and hire a full-time higher education correspondent. Aim is to generate, inform and elevate a national conversation on higher education. Ongoing editorial advisor to the partnership.• Collaborated as editor and ghost writer with Forum scholars and speakers to publish their work, including: 15 editions of Forum Futures, eight editions of Ford Policy Forum, five editions of The Internet and the University, and two editions of the Forum on Higher Education Finance.

Executive Director 2000–2005Staff Director 1994–1999Associate Director 1990–1993• Advised, supported and strategized with Knight Commission founding co-chairs, William C. Friday of the University of North Carolina, and Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, of Notre Dame, on array of issues related to college sports reform. High-profile, blue-ribbon commission comprised of college and university presidents and leaders from business and politics.• Identified participants, developed agendas and background materials, and briefed commission members for series of 12 meetings with 90 witnesses over the course of 15 months, culminating in release of commission’s seminal report, Keeping Faith with the Student-Athlete: A New Model for Intercollegiate Athletics, in 1991. Report was front-page news across country, from The Washington Post to the Los Angeles Times. • Advocated for adoption of commission’s reform agenda through speeches and appearances. Tracked trends and flagged issues for co-chairs; developed commission’s public response to issues. Convened additional commission meetings with high-profile witnesses, leading to two follow-up commission reports in 1992 and 1993. • Continued to drive momentum for change as staff director from 1994 to 1999, collaborating closely with commission co-chairs after larger commission formally disbanded.• Reconvened commission in 2000 as executive director. Identified new commission members, conducted four high-profile commission meetings with 36 witnesses, directed press and public relations efforts, and was primary author of the commission’s update on the status of intercollegiate athletics, A Call to Action, released in 2001, ten years after Keeping Faith. • Led ongoing advocacy for reform through well-developed press relationships, targeted research, and pressure for change through variety of channels and contacts.

Boston, Mass.

Boston, Mass.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Government

Activities and Societies: Varsity Cross Country and Track, Varsity X-C Skiing

Master Of Arts (Ma), Sport Administration

Activities and Societies: Assistant Coach, nationally competitive women's cross country and track teams