About: Scott Hartley
Scott E. Hartley, a Berkman Center for Internet & Society researcher at Harvard Law School, holds a BA from Stanford University and is a joint-degree MBA and Masters of International Affairs graduate student at Columbia Business School and Columbia School of International & Public Affairs. He is focused on technology and its developmental role for emerging market entrepreneurs.
He has worked for Google, spent a year with Google India, and consulted for Google.org, lecturing for TechnoServe in Tanzania’s national business plan competition, “Believe, Begin, Become.” He has policy experience at the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), U.S. State Department, and White House, where he was a Policy Intern in the National Economic Council. Currently a Chazen Society Fellow and John Steinhardt Scholar at Columbia Business School, and a Young Leader focused on U.S.-China Trade at the Pacific Forum Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), his writing has appeared at Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Stanford, the Atlantic Community, Jakarta Globe, the Carnegie Council’s Policy Innovations, and in Foreign Policy (Iran & Indonesia).
