Michael Shuman

Michael Shuman is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse and impressive background in economics, law and community development. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics and International Relations from the prestigious Stanford University and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the Stanford Law School. Currently, he serves as the Director of Local Economy Projects for the Neighborhood Associates Corporation.

In addition, Michael Shuman is a seasoned adjunct professor, having taught in the Community Economic Development Program at Simon Fraser University. He has also served as a fellow at both Cutting Edge Capital and BALLE (Business Alliance For Local Living Economies) and as the Vice President at TDC.

Throughout his career, he has garnered expertise in community economic development, local investing, and decentralization of production, and has worked tirelessly to empower communities and promote local economic growth. Through his roles at various organizations, he has developed deep insights into the unique challenges faced by economic sectors.

Shuman's mastery of economics has proved invaluable to his work in local economies. His knowledge and experience have helped him develop innovative approaches to promote bottom-up, people-centered economic growth. His work has inspired countless individuals and communities, and he is widely respected for his contributions to the field.