ANDREW STEELE AJS329@Georgetown.edu / (716) 239-0841 3027 15th Street NW, Apt 2, Washington, DC 20009

EDUCATION Georgetown University May 2015 M.S. in Foreign Service (MSFS) Washington, DC Certificates in International Business Diplomacy and Asian Studies Coursework: Global Business & Policy Advocacy Workshop; Government/Business Relations; Political Risk; Trade Negotiation; Business Mandarin; Investments in Emerging Markets; Economics & Int’l Security

Hamilton College May 2010 B.A. Government and Chinese (Double Major) Clinton, NY Capital University of Economics and Business December 2008 6 months of Advanced Chinese; Language Pledge Beijing, China EXPERIENCE Risk Assistance Network and Exchange (RANE) May 2015 – present Risk Analyst McLean, VA

• Support 30+ financial services and legal firms with risk management solutions incorporating networked experts • Publish Directorate of Intelligence-style, time-sensitive written analysis (Advisories, Views, Spotlights, Blogs) • Facilitate and manage expert(s)-client engagements; accomplish project management for busy executives • Curate global news monitoring to provide precise, proactive crisis assistance (risk analysis as business opportunity)

The Cypress Group February 2015 – May 2015 Advisory and Advocacy Teams, Intern Washington, DC

• Analyzed federal policy and policymaking in real time to inform bankers’ and insurers’ business decisions • Protected and advanced clients’ interests with mapping of both present and future regulatory threats

North Head Consulting May – August 2014 Government Affairs Team, Summer Associate Beijing, China

• Structured client’s ongoing capital investments in China with written monthly Business and Industry reports • Briefed remotely PhRMA trade association delegates on latest legal and regulatory issues and key leaders’ bios • Expanded North Head’s brand by speaking at European (EUCCC) and American-led (Amcham) events

U.S. Department of State January 2014 – May 2014 Korea Desk, Political Affairs Section, Intern Washington, DC

• Improved DC—embassy relations by managing open and classified information on multiple networks • Incorporated US auto industry experts’ views in drafting Deputy Assistant Secretary’s Discussion Briefs on trade

Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress May 2010 – July 2013 Director, Presidential Fellows Program Washington, DC

• Nurtured future public policy leaders by organizing mentorships for 75 university Presidential Fellows • Developed global brand by adding international students funded by foreign donors ($240,000 budget) • Institutionalized best practices; codified delegated tasks to program coordinator and interns; trained my successor

DISTINCTIONS LANGUAGE: Proficient Chinese (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing); Advanced Intermediate OPI score COMMUNICATIONS: Numerous business presentations and published editorials in English and Mandarin SKILLS: Training the Street certificate; STATA; SalesForce; Adobe Acrobat; Tableau, Keynote HOBBIES: Avid distance runner; reader of Isaiah Berlin, Dostoyevsky & Murakami; National Gallery of Art fan SECURITY CLEARANCE: U.S. Government, Secret (Active, 2014-2019)