Career Highlights

Chief of Staff, President’s Council of Economic Advisors
United States Assistant Trade Representative
Senior Managing Director, Global Business Strategy Management Consulting, PwC
Managing Director, Albright Capital Management
Senior World Bank Official in China, Russia, the Balkans, and Africa
Harvard and Johns Hopkins University Faculties
The RAND Corporation

Over the past 36 years Dr. Harry G. Broadman has been at the vanguard of many of the critical business and policy decisions on global finance, international investment, foreign trade and domestic regulation of our time. Harry has made his mark on the international energy security challenges in the late 1970s; the threat to US competitiveness in the 1980s; the negotiation of NAFTA and the WTO in the early 1990s; the initial phases of China’s transition to a more market-oriented economy in the mid-1990s; the privatization of Russia’s enterprises, the emergence of an oligarchic class, and its impaling debt crisis in the late 1990s; financing to rebuild the war-torn, economically fragmented Balkans in the early 2000s; and most recently the global financial crisis, threats to the dissolution of the Eurozone, and the opening up of Myanmar.

Drawing on the rich, interdisciplinary mosaic of his practitioner experience across the globe in both the private and public sectors, coupled with his world renown thought-leadership, which the National Journal recently referred to as “The Broadman School of Economics”, he offers a distinct and compelling--and often provocative--point of view not only on market opportunities and risks in today’s global industrial landscape, but also on the drivers of their future. Broadman has a keen ability to synthesize and crisply convey seemingly complex or opaque issues into digestible portions, frame their significance within broader financial trends, policy dynamics and political movements at play, and do so in an entertaining manner, punctuated by his contagious sense of humor.

Economists