He is the founder of ChangeLab, a Leadership Professor at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, and the author of the forthcoming book The Uncertainty Advantage. Over 20 years, he has trained thousands of leaders across 30+ countries — at the Obama Foundation, UNICEF, the World Bank, U.S. Government agencies, and Fortune 500 teams — and coaches executives, founders, and senior officials navigating transformation, scaling, and high-stakes change.
His methodology, Collective Intelligence Leadership, was forged in environments where the stakes were real and the outcomes measurable. It began in his teenage years as an activist — learning to navigate uncertainty alongside other activists, dissidents, journalists, founders, and movement builders — was refined through co-founding four organizations and four companies across Europe and the United States, and has been tested with the world's most demanding institutions and leaders.
He holds a master's degree from Harvard University and lives in Washington, DC with his wife and two daughters.