|
Lecturer, School of International and Public Affairs;
President, London Economics International LLC Biography
A politicized labor relations. He is sensitive to the need to develop
solutions to electric power sector restructuring problems which
respect national pride while at the same time conforming to sound
economic principles.
A.J. began his career performing natural gas market analysis for
the ICF Resources subsidiary of ICF Kaiser International. Later,
he lived for two years in New Delhi, India, where he advised the
United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on electric
power sector restructuring in India. He continued his work on India
while pursuing his MA at Columbia University, leading to the publication
of an article on Indian privatization. Simultaneously, he researched
the process of power sector reform in Pakistan, contrasting it with
the Indian experience. Upon completion of his MA, A.J. served as
business development associate for Citizens Power LLC, a top ten
US wholesale power marketer.
Education:
Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, B.A. in Economics, 1991. College
honors, scholar-athlete, public service graduate fellowship.
Columbia University, New York, New York, M.A. in International
Business, 1997. Foreign Language and Area Studies fellowship, Cordier
prize.
Employment record:
From: 1996 To: Current
Employer: London Economics, United States
President (July 1999 to present) Senior Consultant (January 1998
to July 1999) Summer Associate (June 1996 to August 1996)
From: September 2003 To: present
Employer: Columbia University
Adjunct Professor |