George is a strategy leader and social entrepreneur dedicated to public service in pursuit of an equitably prosperous society. Having spent most of his life in the New York Metropolitan Area, George has a particular interest in cities and their economic underpinnings. He is passionate about understanding the factors that contribute to socioeconomic disparities in underprivileged communities, their effects, and how to mitigate them. George is the Senior Manager of Corporate Strategy and Performance Management at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he directly supports senior leadership in the seamless execution of the Bank’s mission, developing value-add solutions to complex financial, technological, and organizational challenges. Prior to the Fed, George held impactful corporate strategy positions in the Energy and Commercial Real Estate industries. Alongside his employment, George has pursued his interest in community development, having led impact investment projects in major cities across the U.S. and helping establish an award-winning charter school in New Jersey. He most recently launched a nonprofit initiative to target urban poverty by supporting local entrepreneurship. Upon graduating from Princeton, George hopes to advance his goals of facilitating and accelerating private investment in meaningful community development projects. He holds a B.A. from Wesleyan University’s College of Social Studies and an M.S. in Real Estate, Finance and Investment Management from NYU. George is a classically trained musician, martial artist, and soccer player, and he hopes to have enough time to play some soccer at Princeton. He is excited to be a contributive member of the Princeton community.