Jeremy Schanck brings extensive experience researching, designing, and managing donor-funded programs focused on digital connectivity, cybersecurity, trade policy, trade facilitation, and economic growth across Africa, Europe & Eurasia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands. He has advised governments, regional organizations, and development partners on topics bridging policy, technology, and geopolitical considerations, including emerging issues related to AI, cybersecurity labeling, digital resilience, trusted connectivity, rules of origin and SPS/TBT. He has also partnered with industry to co-create solutions in last-mile digital connectivity, e-commerce, and customs modernization.
Jeremy has a master’s degree in international affairs from American University in Washington, DC.
