Evan Smith

Evan Smith

CEO & Co-Founder at Ethosphere
United States

Evan Smith is CEO and Co-Founder at Ethosphere. He is recognized as a cross-sector innovator, strategist, and leader.

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    Ethosphere CEO & Co-Founder 2024–present, CEO · current
  • AI House Founder in Residence 2024 · past
  • Presidential Leadership Scholars Scholar 2023 · past
  • Leadership Tomorrow Fellowship Class of 2022 2021–2022 · past
  • Starbucks Vice President, Technology Strategy and Business Transformation 2020–2024, General Manager, Starbucks Delivery 2019–2020, Director, Global Strategy 2017–2019 · past
  • Educents Director of Strategy and Business Operations 2016–2017 · past
  • McKinsey & Company Engagement Manager 2014–2015, Associate 2012–2014 · past
  • District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) Director, Office of School Operations 2009–2010, Director, School Opening 2009, Manager, Capital Gains Program 2008–2009, Intergovernmental Liaison 2007–2008 · past
  • Mitch Landrieu for Mayor Deputy Press Secretary 2006 · past
  • FEMA Disaster Recovery Center Manager 2005 · past
  • Orleans Parish School Board High School Social Studies Teacher 2004–2005 · past

Education

  • University of Virginia Darden School of Business Master of Business Administration (MBA), Business Administration and Management, General · 2010–2012
  • University of Cambridge Master of Philosophy, Economic and Social History · 2006–2007
  • University of Pennsylvania Bachelor of Arts, History and Urban Studies · 2000–2004

Organizations

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  • Ethosphere logo
    Ethosphere CEO & Co-Founder 2024–present, CEO · current
  • AI House Founder in Residence 2024 · past
  • Presidential Leadership Scholars Scholar 2023 · past

Education

  • University of Virginia Darden School of Business Master of Business Administration (MBA), Business Administration and Management, General · 2010–2012
  • University of Cambridge Master of Philosophy, Economic and Social History · 2006–2007
  • University of Pennsylvania Bachelor of Arts, History and Urban Studies · 2000–2004

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