Noah is a public policy professional who works at the axis of civic engagement, technology, and social impact. He received his M.P.P. from the Goldman School of Public Policy at UC Berkeley and was the recipient of a half-tuition Departmental Fellowship.
At the Goldman School, Noah served as the President of Black Students in Public Policy and the Co-Chair and Founder of Democracy Project at Berkeley. He also hosted the “Talk Policy to Me” podcast with the Berkeley Institute for Young Americans and wrote his Advanced Policy Analysis on the potential for the state to pass a publicly financed elections system for his client California Common Cause.
Currently, Noah serves as an Associate at philanthropic investment firm Omidyar Network where he works to convene stakeholders, provide grants, and conduct research for organizations in the Responsible Technology portfolio.
Before graduate school, Noah co-founded and managed the Community-Engaged Research Course at the Historically Black College Huston-Tillotson University and served as a legal compliance analyst at Meta Platforms (f/k/a Facebook).
In addition to his M.P.P. from the Goldman School of Public Policy, Noah earned his B.A. in Political Science from Emory University, where he served as served as the class orator at commencement, Student Government president for the liberal arts college (Oxford), and interned at CNN, the White House, and the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation.
Noah is a native of the Inland Empire region of southern California and a new resident to Washington, DC. In his free time he enjoys photography, finding new coffee shops, concerts, and dog sitting for his friends.
