Clark N. Banach

Program Director @Aletheia Research Institution

Berlin, DE
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2022 — Present

Program Director @Aletheia Research Institution

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Berlin, DE

Custodian to a brilliant group of talented and curious interdisciplinary researchers working on challenging questions related to policies, markets and behaviors. Organization of labs and research projects on trade policy, public policy, economic security, national security, market intelligence, knowledge management, education, emerging technologies, environmental sustainability, and climate resilience.

EDUCATION

2016 — 2018

The Berlin School of Economics and Law

MA, International Economics

1995 — 1999

Nichols School

High School Diploma

2017 — 2023

Freie Universität Berlin

PhD, Economics

2009 — 2011

The Berlin School of Economics and Law

MA, International Marketing Management

2007 — 2010

Canisius University

MBA, International Business

2019 — 2019

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Visiting Scholar

1999 — 2004

Canisius University

BA, Business Economics; and BA, Communication Studies

SKILLS

Marketing StrategySocial MediaStrategic PartnershipsStrategyBusiness PlanningDigital StrategyProgram ManagementOnline AdvertisingStrategic PlanningOnline MarketingPublic SpeakingManagementBrand DevelopmentPowerpointSEOLeadership DevelopmentLeadershipBusiness DevelopmentAnalysisCompetitive AnalysisCreative DirectionMarketing ResearchMicrosoft PowerpointTeachingEntrepreneurshipMarketingProject ManagementBusiness StrategySocial Media Marketing

ABOUT CLARK N. BANACH

I am fascinated by the institutional forces that shape our behavior. Most recently I have been working on a project that investigates the long run effects of Chinese affiliated port projects and an extended Maritime Silk Road, composed of all ports that are owned, or operated by Chinese state affiliated firms, to determine whether variation in the type of agreement leads to variation in bilateral trade flows with China and the Rest of World. Additional areas of analysis include labor force diversity, public health, public finance, private debt and social expenditure. As I continue to acquire knowledge I strive to be a storyteller to transfer that knowledge. I am an advocate of both interdisciplinary and public scholarship. I feel we can create better economic systems if we work together for a clearer understanding of the world and the variation of its attributes. I believe it is possible to foster dynamic competition and a humane distribution of endowments, as well as work experiences that provide purpose, autonomy and mastery at every level of the supply chain.

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