Leonie Beyrle

Leonie Beyrle is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse and impressive background. She holds a Master of Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School and a law degree from BPP Law School, where she earned the distinction. Prior to her academic pursuits, Leonie achieved a 1.0 in her Abitur from Landesgymnasium fuer Hochbegabte and obtained a first-class honours degree in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from the University of Warwick, with a major in Economics.

During her career, Leonie worked at different levels and capacities in various organizations. She conducted research as a research assistant at the Harvard Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, was a McCloy Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School, and worked as a solicitor in International Arbitration and Public International Law at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. Other positions included Legal Technology Consultant, Seconded International Arbitration, Trainee Solicitor, Legal Projects Intern, and Vacation Scheme Student. Additionally, she has provided strategy consulting services at PAUL HARTMANN Middle East and worked as a Laboratory intern at Universitätsklinikum Ulm (University Hospital Ulm).

From her combination of educational and work experiences, Leonie possesses an extensive skill set in the areas of public policy, law, economics, research, and consulting. Her expertise covers areas such as human rights, legal technology, arbitration, and project management. She has a strong interest in political science, philosophy, and economics.