Focus
→ Artificial Intelligence
→crisis communication
→ geopolitical risk
→ ESG principles
❝ The AI breakpoint will define winners and losers in 2025, as exponential advances leave those unprepared at a stark disadvantage.
Biography
Eric is frequently quoted in the media, including Time, The Economist, BBC, and Bloomberg. He is often invited to speak at prominent forums, providing invaluable insights for strategic communication initiatives.
Eric has extensive experience in Washington D.C., where he worked to advance Taiwan's cause and educate policymakers and the public. His fellowships at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and Fudan University have further enhanced his advisory capabilities. Eric is also a former educator at the University of International Relations in Taiwan and Tamkang University and serves as a TV commentator. His colleagues would say he excels at generating new ideas, finding resources, branding, and maintaining key relationships.
At MIT, Eric works on a startup and spearheading his innovative digital doppelganger geopolitical expert project. In addition, he advises the Ethiopian government on technology, trading, and mining.
Eric holds a BA from the University of Virginia and an MA from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). He furthered his education with an MPA from Harvard Kennedy School and MIT Sloan MBA Program, where he was awarded the Dean's Fellowship.
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🎧 Appeared on The Hale Report™
