Christopher Round

Christopher Round is a doctoral candidate at George Mason University, focusing on information technology and environmental policy.

His doctoral thesis concentrates on the applications of blockchain technology and AI in addressing climate change and wildlife trafficking.

With expertise in climate change policy and adaptation, Christopher works as a specialist at Booz Allen Hamilton, dedicating his career to environmental protection and sustainability.

He has consulted for various prestigious organizations like the Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Aviation Administration, Government of Dubai, and more.

Christopher has a background in the nonprofit sector, including internships with the Clinton Foundation, and experience in conservation biology and renewable energy.

His skill set includes a solid understanding of ecological and physical sciences, technical and lay audience writing, as well as public and environmental policy.

In his leisure time, Christopher participates in submission wrestling tournaments, particularly in judo and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and has a history as an Olympic hopeful in judo, serving as a training partner for multiple Olympic teams.