About

I am a PhD student in the Strategy Department at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. I draw on strategic management and economics to identify strategies that improve innovative and entrepreneurial performance.

Research

With Christopher F. Eaglin, I study informal governance and resilience in the South African taxi industry. In separate work with Manuel González-Astudillo (Federal Reserve Board of Governors), I study how the Federal Reserve’s “dot plot” can be used to infer intended monetary policy responses to inflation and economic activity.

More broadly, my interests span strategic management, innovation and entrepreneurship, economic history, science and technology, and the economics of AI and automation.

Background

Before starting my PhD, I was a Research Assistant in Macroeconomics & Quantitative Studies at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, and earlier spent several years in industry, including at MathWorks. I hold a B.A. in Psychology from Boston College.

More

See my CV or find me on Google Scholar.