Michael Clyne

Michael Clyne is the Executive Director of the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, a role that puts him at the forefront of efforts to promote a more inclusive and sustainable form of capitalism.1

Professional Background

Clyne has a diverse background in foreign and public affairs, having worked with several prominent organizations:

• The Rothkopf Group
• Bloomberg LP
• Drum Cussac Group
• International Labour Organization

During his time as Deputy Director with Drum Cussac Group, a risk management consultancy, Clyne worked extensively across Africa, based in Lagos, Nigeria. In this role, he supported partners such as Adam Smith International, Save the Children, and RTI in international development sectors.1

Media Presence and Recognition

Clyne's work and commentary have been featured in various prestigious media outlets, including:

• Financial Times
• The Wall Street Journal
• Newsweek
• The Hill
• Voice of America
• NPR

His on-the-ground experience spans five continents, contributing to his global perspective on economic and social issues.1

Affiliations and Education

Clyne holds several notable affiliations:

• Term member of the Council on Foreign Relations
• Political partner at the Truman National Security Project

His educational background includes:

• Master's degree from the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs
• Bachelor's degree from Vassar College1

Volunteer Work

In addition to his professional endeavors, Clyne is actively involved in volunteer work:

• Works with SAGE NYC to provide care services and technical training to LGBTQ elders
• Served as an EMT on his local ambulance squad in New Jersey1

Michael Clyne's LinkedIn profile (username: michaelclyne1) describes him as a policy and development professional who has worked across nonprofit, private, and intergovernmental sectors. His focus is on breaking down silos through the business case for sustainable development.2