Megan Hogan

Ai Policy Advisor @Executive Office of Technology Services and Security

Cambridge, MA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2025 — Present

Ai Policy Advisor @Executive Office of Technology Services and Security

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Boston, MA, US

Lead an enterprise risk assessment of legal, compliance, privacy, and operational risks for the rollout of an LLM assistant serving Massachusetts Executive Branch employeesInterview state AI practitioners and external experts to assess anticipated use cases, workforce readiness, and deployment risks; benchmark EOTSS AI policies against leading AI risk frameworks and technical standards (NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 23894, and translate qualitative evidence into scalable policy recommendations on data privacy, accessibility, public records requirements, and bias mitigation for a forthcoming Massachusetts AI acceptable use policy

EDUCATION

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Harvard Kennedy School

Master of Public Policy

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William & Mary

Bachelor of Arts - BA, International Relations and National Security Studies, Economics

ABOUT MEGAN HOGAN

I am currently a MPP candidate and John F. Kennedy Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Most recently, I was a Research Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE), where I worked with Senior Fellows Jeffrey J. Schott and Gary Clyde Hufbauer on e-commerce and international trade issues. I was also the founder of DisinfoLab, an undergraduate disinformation think tank at the College of William & Mary. My work has appeared in economic analysis for the Harris-Walz campaign, as well as in the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, the Washington Post, the New York Times, New York Magazine, Foreign Affairs, Politico, Bloomberg, CNN (Fareed Zakaria GPS), Inside US Trade, Xinhua, China Daily News, East Asia Forum, Voice of America, PBS, and Nikkei Asia. I have also briefed members of European Parliament and members of Congress. Beyond international trade, my research interests include online radicalization, emerging technologies, and great power competition.

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