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Michael Layton
W.K. Kellogg Community Philanthropy Chair at the Johnson Center for Philanthropy at Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy
Michael D. Layton is a highly experienced leader in the academic, nonprofit, and philanthropic sectors of the United States and Mexico, with a background that includes roles as a director, advocate, consultant, board member, and volunteer.
He is recognized as an accomplished writer, researcher, and speaker, having contributed to various international academic, nonprofit, and policy forums and publications on a diverse array of topics.
As a polished educator, Michael has developed innovative and comparative courses at both the graduate and undergraduate levels, demonstrating his proficiency in English and Spanish languages and his expertise in bridging cultural differences.
An advocate for leveraging technology and data to enhance policy-making, evaluation, and decision-making processes, he emphasizes transparency, accountability, and impact within philanthropic and nonprofit organizations.
Having spent fourteen years living in Mexico City, Michael Layton has not only achieved bilingual fluency but has also developed a deep understanding of cultural nuances that enrich his professional engagements.
