Edward Roche

Edward M. Roche is a multifaceted professional with extensive experience in various fields, particularly in e-government evaluation and scientific intelligence. He has been serving as the e-Government Evaluator for the Department of Public Administration and Development Management, DESA at the United Nations since April 2017.1

Professional Experience

Roche's career spans several notable positions:

• Director of Scientific Intelligence at the Institute for Cyber Arms Control since April 20241
• Consultant for Internet Governance Forum (IGF) at the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs since June 20141
• Affiliate Professor and Final Management Project Tutor at Grenoble Ecole de Management since July 20091
• Affiliate Researcher at Columbia Institute for Tele-Information since January 20031

Education

Roche's educational background is diverse and impressive:

• J.D. from Concord University School of Law (1974-1976)1
• Ph.D. and M.Phil from Columbia University in the City of New York (1976-1981)1
• M.A. in International Relations from the School of Advanced International Studies (1974-1976)1
• B.A. in International Communication from Antioch College (1970-1974)1

Expertise

His LinkedIn profile highlights his specialty in Research Architecture.1 Given his role at the United Nations and his background, Roche likely possesses expertise in:

• E-government evaluation and implementation
• Scientific intelligence
• International relations and governance
• Cyber arms control
• Public administration and development management

Edward M. Roche's diverse experience and educational background make him well-suited for his role as an e-Government Evaluator at the United Nations, where he can apply his knowledge of technology, governance, and international relations to assess and improve e-government initiatives globally.