Richard Dunks

Richard Dunks is a seasoned strategy consultant and urban data scientist with over 10 years of experience in implementing innovative, data-centric solutions to address crucial issues in the public and non-profit sectors.

With a strong background in leadership, Richard excels in aligning technical objectives with organizational aims by employing research, analysis, strategic planning, collaboration, and clear communication strategies.

He has a diverse educational background, including studies in Computer Science, Applied Urban Science and Informatics, Statistics, Chinese Language and Literature, and Sociology from institutions like Fordham University, New York University, Anne Arundel Community College, University of Washington, Defense Language Institute, and Ithaca College.

Richard has held various roles in different organizations, such as Adjunct Instructor at PRATT INSTITUTE, Contract Instructor at NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services, Intern at the City of New York, Data and Reporting Intern at Patch.com, Teaching Assistant at Fordham University, Research Assistant at Wireless Sensor Data Mining Lab, Subject Matter Expert at Booz Allen Hamilton and Camber Corporation, Linguist/SIGINT Analyst and Team Leader in the US Army, Assistant to the Director/CPR and First Aid Instructor at American Red Cross, and Volunteer at AmeriCorps.