Robyn Mak

Robyn Mak is a seasoned professional with a strong educational background and diverse work experience in the field of international economics and relations. She pursued her Master of Arts degree in International Economics & International Relations at The Johns Hopkins University - Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Classical Civilizations from New York University. Additionally, Robyn has a foundation in education from institutions like Chinese International School and St. George's School.

Robyn has made significant contributions in the media and policy research spheres. Currently, she serves as a Columnist at Thomson Reuters' Breakingviews, where she offers insightful analysis and perspectives. She previously held the position of Asia Research Assistant at Breakingviews, showcasing her expertise in the Asian market. Robyn has also worked as a Research Associate in Global Policy Programs at Asia Society, demonstrating her commitment to international affairs and policy analysis. Her professional journey includes roles such as a Fall Intern at Albright Stonebridge Group and a Research Assistant at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, highlighting her versatile skill set and adaptability in different environments.