Matthew Sawh

Matthew A. Sawh is a passionate individual dedicated to making political and educational systems more inclusive and empowering for all. With a background in media, politics, policy, and entrepreneurship, Matthew is a seasoned social impact strategist and communicator.

Matthew holds two graduate degrees from Columbia University: one in Social & Urban Policy Analysis and another in Education and Economic/Financial Writing. His undergraduate studies focused on American Civilization & History/Policy of Education at Brown University.

Throughout his career, Matthew has been involved in various impactful roles, including supporting Pulitzer Prize winners, creating a movie on voting rights with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and contributing to the election of Rhode Island's first independent governor.

His specialties include divergent thinking, partnerships, consumer behavior, persuasion, marketing, strategy, public relations, politics, philanthropy, entrepreneurship, project management, and communications.

Currently, Matthew serves as a Director at Fordham University and has previously held key positions in organizations like the Poses Family Foundation, Alec Ross For Governor, and Columbia Law School's Center For Public Research and Leadership.

Matthew's values of optimism, drive for self-improvement, emotional intelligence, and appreciation for multiple perspectives shape his approach to effecting positive change in society. He is known for his ability to bridge differences and engage with empathy and understanding.

With a strong educational foundation and diverse professional experiences, Matthew Sawh continues to be a driving force in empowering individuals and creating impactful change within communities.