Brian Feldman

Brian Feldman is an experienced public policy, government relations, and communications leader with a focus on tech, economic development, and mobility policy. He excels at deriving actionable insights from complex data and communicating them effectively. Brian's expertise lies in stakeholder analysis, competitive intelligence, and highlighting companies driving economic impact.

Brian has contributed articles to prestigious publications such as The Atlantic, Quartz, and Washington Monthly. He has been featured on NPR and Marketplace and has provided testimony to the Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, showcasing his authority in public policy and communication.

His educational background includes a Master in Public Policy (MPP) from Harvard Kennedy School, a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology & Classics from Washington University in St. Louis, and additional studies at Harvard Business School Online and the University of Oxford.

Brian has held various positions in organizations such as Harvard University, City of Cambridge, Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, Open Markets Institute, New America, and Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc. He has demonstrated his skills as a Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Public Leadership Fellow, Public Service Policy Assistant, Senior Policy Analyst, Policy Analyst & Researcher, and Business Development Associate.