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Hauser Center Researchers and Staff

Paul Hodge

Research Fellow

Paul Hodge is Chair, Global Generations Policy Institute, Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Oxford University, Founding Editor, Harvard Generations Policy Journal, Research Fellow at the Hauser Center and Director of the Harvard Generations Policy Program. He is a recognized authority and expert adviser to the private commercial sector, governments and non-profits on policy challenges and solutions dealing with the United State's aging citizens and baby boomers. Mr. Hodge has led ground breaking public service initiatives to save, protect and improve the quality of life and care for our fellow Americans, including women, minorities, baby boomers, youth, the elderly and vulnerable people in need.

To positively impact the lives of people throughout our world, Paul serves on the Board of the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship and has been a pro active global activist for social entrepreneurial public service initiatives. While his publications have received national recognition, Mr. Hodge is an acknowledged visionary and public servant. Paul has participated with world leaders and moderated sessions at the World Economic Forum and the Aspen Institute. He has advised the White House and the U.S. Congress and appeared on and been quoted/published in the national media.

In recognition of his achievements, Paul has received national awards, commendations and recognition, including Harvard University's prestigious Lucius N. Littauer Fellowship for academic excellence and public service and the National Institute of Justice's John B. Pickett Fellowship for integrity, professionalism and leadership in improving the nation's health care systems. In addition to spear heading efforts to protect our environment, Mr. Hodge has created and led successful programs to raise millions in support of diverse educational, charitable, public service and nonprofit, nonpartisan causes and institutions. He serves on Harvard University's Board of Overseers, Committee on University Resources.

Paul holds a JD from Boston University's School of Law, a MBA from Columbia University Business School, a MPA with honors from the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University and an AB from Brown University.