Amir M. Emadi

Hi, I'm Amir M. Emadi, a Global MBA candidate pursuing global management and government consulting.

My name is Amir Emadi, and I am humanitarian policy activist. I'm passionate about consulting top government officials on conflict resolution. Most recently, I advised global policy-makers at the United Nations and Congress on humanitarian and political security issues in the Middle East, helping save the lives of 3,400 Iranian dissidents from attack and murder. My personal goal is to help bring democratic change to Iran. In the process, I've led cross-functional teams in divergent humanitarian/grassroots groups. I am now seeking a rotational consulting opportunity, focused on government policy and strategy, in a multinational organization.- Amir M. Emadi

Director of Special Projects at Near East Policy Research

July 2010 - January 2012 | Washington, D.C.

Piloted legal/political teams to advise policymakers, scholars, and public interest groups around the country on regional security issues within the Middle East.

Chief Operating Officer at Excellent Entertainment, Int'l

January 2004 - December 2011 | San Diego, CA

Spearheaded event and stage operations/design and negotiated with prominent clients/partners, leading to over 3,000 successful private/public events that involved strategizing around managerial issues and technical difficulties.

Lead Intern - Marketing/Business Development at World Trade Center

December 2008 - June 2009 | San Diego, CA

Managed between 5 to 20 interns in (web) marketing and business development strategies, negotiated with global executives, and coordinated special events.

Co-Founder at Camp Ashraf

2011 | http://CampAshraf.org

Manage CampAshraf.org and direct marketing and public relation teams worldwide, providing analyses of humanitarian, legal, and political spheres related to Camp Ashraf. -- Camp Ashraf is a self-sustaining city on the Iraqi side of the Iran border, and is home to members of Iran's democratic opposition. Although the 4th Geneva convention titles these unarmed civilians as "protected persons," it has not prevented Iraqi military from staging massacres upon Camp Ashraf residents.

Thunderbird School of Global Management

2012 – 2013

MBA in Global Management

Concentration: Global Management and Business Intelligence

Activities: President, Thunderbird Student Government (Fall '12)

San Diego State University

2008 – 2011

B.A. in International Security and Conflict Resolution

Concentration: Cooperation and Conflict Resolution

International Relations, Conflict Resolution, Strategic Communications, International Business Consulting, Project Management, Peacebuilding, Public Speaking, Strategic Leadership, People Management, Global Business Development, International Human Rights