Allison Reichel

Allison Reichel is a driven PhD student specializing in Industrial Organization and Institutions and Development within the economics field, with a keen research interest in air transportation economics. Currently, Allison serves as a consultant to the World Bank and as a Fellow at the Center for a Secure Free Society, where her expertise lies in Latin American economic stability and U.S. relations. Prior to her current roles, Allison provided legal assistance to Anderson-Indian Law, focusing on the recognition and restoration of Native American Tribal rights.

Allison's academic journey includes earning a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Economics, a Master of Arts (MA) in Economics, and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics, all from George Mason University. Her educational background solidifies her expertise in the economic sphere, paving the way for her current and previous engagements.

In terms of professional experience, Allison has held roles such as Economic Strategist at Blockworks, Consultant at the World Bank Group, Consultant at Anderson Indian Law, Graduate Fellow at the Center for a Secure Free Society, Legislative Aide at c6 Strategies, LLC, and Administrative and Legislative Assistant Intern at c6 Strategies LLC. These diverse positions have equipped Allison with a wide array of skills and insights across economic, legal, and consultancy domains, making her a well-rounded professional in her field.