Angela Hawken is dedicated to interdisciplinary, practitioner-centered partnerships with state and local agencies and nonprofits to implement and test policies, practices, and new technologies.

Fawzia Ahmed brings over 20 years of leadership in philanthropy, nonprofits, and strategic partnership-building.

With more than 20 years of experience in urban planning, finance, and analytics, Dr. Rojas leads a team of global public innovation experts and researchers, connecting city halls with cutting-edge solutions and delivering capacity building programs for practitioners in more than 200 cities around the world.

Mark Fussell has over three decades of experience in public health leadership, international development, and academic administration.

Oliver Wise joined the Bloomberg Center for Government Excellence (GovEx) after a wide-ranging career leading public sector use of data and artificial intelligence at the local and federal level.

Patti is a transformational leader distinguished for her innovative crisis leadership, strategic direction, and financial acumen.

Peter Arcidiacono is a labor economist best known for his work in three areas: college major choice, affirmative action in higher education, and structural estimation of dynamic discrete choice models.

Sadia Sindhu is Chief of Staff and Senior Associate Dean of Strategy at the Johns Hopkins School of Government and Policy, where she serves as a member of the Dean's founding leadership team and as a senior advisor to the Dean.

Stacie Paxton Cobos, associate dean for communications and marketing, is a trusted advisor and proven communications leader with a unique blend of experience across nonprofit, corporate, government, and media.

Tené Traylor leads the Center for Opportunity and Wealth Data, an initiative launched by Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Greenwood Initiative to equip decision-makers with data that strengthens wealth-building policy, programs, and investment. She brings more than two decades of executive leadership at the intersection of philanthropy, civic innovation, economic development, racial equity, and community wealth building.