Roland Cole
PROFILE
Knowledgeable, resourceful, energetic and enthusiastic policy analyst & lawyer with extensive knowledge of public policy, intellectual property law and computer technologies who is seeking a position that will involve analyzing and developing or implementing public technology policy. Considered a confident leader, mentor, and motivator; recognized for proactively and efficiently directing a team to deliver progressive results to multifaceted organizational issues. Strategic, and conceptual thinker; able to proactively analyze organizational issues, collect, organize and interpret data, generate new ideas and initiate change. Results driven; work judiciously and methodically to achieve and exceed established goals. Thrives on a challenge or opportunity to critically scrutinize and evaluate complex transactions. Combines sophisticated legal and technology expertise with research capabilities to achieve improved organizational performance. Professional strengths include:
• Public Policy Research & Analysis • Project Conceptualization & Implementation
• Policy Law and Regulation Writing • Relationship Building and Negotiation
• Self-Directed Team Leadership • Technology and Database Design
• New Product Development & Marketing • Operating Budget / Business Plan Processes
• HR & Talent Development • Classroom Teaching & Curriculum Delivery
• Non-Profit Administration • Fundraising
EDUCATION:
PhD (Public Policy), Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, MA
JD, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA
MPP (Public Policy), Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
AB (Economics), magna cum laude, Harvard College, Cambridge, MA
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
(semester length, 3-credit courses):
“Copyright Law” Indiana University – Indianapolis Law School
“Intellectual Property Policy” University of Michigan – Institute of Public Policy Studies
“Government and Business” University of Washington – Graduate School of Business
“Models for Public Decision-Making” University of Washington – Graduate School of Public Affairs
(in addition)
Numerous short courses for continuing legal education and other purposes
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
Economics in Action, Houghton-Mifflin (software program – co-programmer)
Government Requirements of Small Business, Lexington Heath (book – co-author)
The Containment of Organized Crime, Lexington Heath (book – co-author)
“Government Paperwork: Not an Easy Villain After All,” Journal Of Public Policy and Management (article – co-author)
“Intellectual Property for Government Managers,” Marcel Dekker, Inc (textbook chapter – co-author)
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