Harry Reis is a highly accomplished Middle East policy analyst who has made significant contributions to conflict resolution, human rights and civil society. With a Bachelor of Arts in History from Brown University, he is a J.D. Candidate at Columbia Law School and has spent a considerable amount of time living and working in Israel, where he has become professionally proficient in Hebrew. He has previously held several positions across a range of respected organizations, including serving as the Director of Policy and Strategy at the New Israel Fund, a Special Assistant to the CEO at Anti-Defamation League, and a Research Associate and Assistant to Amb. Dennis Ross at The Washington Institute For Near East Policy.

Harry has also offered his services as a consultant independently and in organizations where he provides top-tier research-driven analysis on complex issues. He has had the opportunity to brief high-level stakeholders, including CEOs, board members, congressional staff, diplomats, and civil society leaders. Drawing from his knowledge and network, he formulates policy recommendations for different stakeholders.

His areas of expertise include conflict resolution, human rights, civil society, public policy issues, and designing strategies. Harry's interests include Middle East policy, conflict management, human rights advocacy, civil society development, and Jewish communal affairs.