His experience, personal story of discovery and entrepreneurial roots underpin his value as a trusted confidant to leaders and entrepreneurs as they adapt to new and uncertain business and political environments, write a new enterprise story and discover new frontiers of opportunity. ​

 

Brad is as comfortable working with community-based businesses as he is with global enterprises.  In times requiring transformational thinking and actions, he believes both can benefit by constructively engaging and learning from one another.

 

While practical and results-oriented, Brad’s academic background provides a unique value added perspective to business, organizations, innovation, technology transfer and venture creation. He has designed and taught graduate level courses in organizational leadership, value chain management, business strategy and entrepreneurship.                                                                       

 

He has an MPhil jointly from the Judge Business School and the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge; Graduate Studies in Chinese Business from School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London and International Relations and Regional & Urban Planning at the London School of Economics (LSE); and a B.A. from Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine.

 

Brad is a dual US-UK citizen.