Dr. Mike Findley has extensive experience designing, testing, and scaling innovative social interventions globally. His work has led to public policy change at leading international organizations and in country governments across the world. Outside of Evaluasi, Dr. Findley is Professor of Government and Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin.

Dr. Mai Nguyen is a data scientist who specializes in social science-based software tools, meta-analysis, and making data legible and user-friendly. She has extensive experience in data journalism, tech, and academia, having worked at FiveThirtyEight, Emory University, and tech startup Giant Oak. Outside of Evaluasi, she enjoys boxing, baking and board gaming.

Dr. Salma Mousa studies social cohesion after conflict. Her work has been featured in several publications including Science, PBS, the Economist and Quartz. She will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Yale in Fall of 2021. In her free time she enjoys the beach, baking, and following any soccer game with Mo Salah in it.

Dr. Saad Gulzar specializes in experimental methods in the field of developmental political economy. He is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Princeton University and works closely with politicians, political parties, bureaucrats, and government agencies in Pakistan, India, and Nepal.

Dr. Sabrina Karim specializes in research on conflict and peace processes, particularly state building in the aftermath of civil war. Specifically, she studies international involvement in security assistance to post-conflict states, gender reforms in peacekeeping and domestic security sectors, and the relationship between gender and violence. She is the Hardis Assistant Professor in the department of Government at Cornell University.

Dr. Yuhki Tajima is an expert on experimental methods and studies political violence, the political economy of development, and politically-affiliated gangs. He is also an Associate Professor in the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University and his work has been supported by The World Bank, The Asian Development Bank, Innovations for Poverty Action, The Institute for Global Conflict and Cooperation, and The Pacific Rim Research Program.

Dr. Dan Nielson has worked for three decades on social responsibility around the world in poverty relief, environmental stewardship, and the rule of law. He specializes in randomized evaluation and has assessed scores of programs in Africa, Latin America, and South Asia. His findings have guided policy choices at international organizations, leading private foundations, and governments in Europe and North America. Aside from Evaluasi, Dr. Nielson works as Professor of Government at University of Texas at Austin and enjoys cycling, running, skiing, and nerdy audiobooks.

Dr. Adam Harris studies ethnic, race, development, and African politics with a focus on political participation using experimental and survey methods. He is currently an Associate Professor in Development Politics at University College London.

Dr. Scott Findley is an expert on behavioral analysis, behavioral finance, financial literacy and education, and retirement saving. He is trained in computational modeling, econometrics, cost-benefit analysis, and experimental methods, with nearly two decades of experience managing research in the United States and Europe. Outside of Evaluasi, Dr. Findley is professor of Economics and Finance at Utah State University. He is also Editor-in-Chief of Public Finance Review. In his free time, he enjoys mountain biking, skiing, and fly-fishing in the mountains of Utah and Idaho.

Dr. Renard Sexton is an expert on efficient, scalable evaluation with more than a decade of experience evaluating interventions and policies across the world. He is trained in econometrics, randomized and natural experiments, statistical programming and field-based methods, and has applied these techniques in more than two dozen countries. Outside of his work with Evaluasi, Dr. Sexton serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Emory University.

Dr. Umberto Mignozzetti is an expert in formal and experimental methods. He has conducted extensive research on how institutional designs affect collective action problems. Outside of Evaluasi he is an Assistant Professor at University of California San Diego.

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM). My research is in applied political economy, focusing on conflict processes, identity, and migration in the context of Latin America. Native of Medellín, I earned my BA and MA in Philosophy from Universidad Nacional de Colombia, and a BA in Economics from Universidad Externado de Colombia. I received a PhD in Political Science from New York University.

Michael Cowan is a evaluation and learning expert with more than a decade of experience managing complex research projects around the world in the areas of democracy, rights, and governance development, countering violent extremism, rule of law, and conflict mitigation. He is currently earning his doctorate of political science at the University of Maryland where he specializes in research methodologies and civil conflict.

Cedric is Evaluasi's Program Assistant - and an MSc candidate in Political Science at Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV-SP), São Paulo, Brazil. He is passionate about elections, political parties, and representative institutions in the developing world. He is a Bob Dylan die-hard fan and can talk about the Lord of the Rings whole day long.