Principal, Axiom Advisors Co-Founder, The All In Together Campaign Board Director, Bipartisan Policy Center Chair, San Francisco Advisory Board and member, Governance Committee, Facing History & OurselvesĬo-Founder & COO, Gatheround Chair, Los Angeles Advisory Board, Facing History & Ourselvesįounder & CEO, Decisive Adjunct Professor, Columbia Business Schoolįormer Senior Vice President of Corporate Service, 3Com Board Member, Accion Opportunity Fund Leadership Council, YWCA Member, San Francisco Bay Area Advisory Board & Member, Governance, DEI Task Force, and Development Committees, Facing History & Ourselves Principal, Coleman Consulting Board Member, The RealReal Founding Member, The Angels Forum Co-Founder & Board Member, Black Directors Health Equity Agenda Chair, The Leverage Network Board Member, Accion Opportunity Fund Member, Governance and DEI Task Force Committees, Facing History & Ourselves General Partner, Flybridge Capital Partners Senior Lecturer of Business Administration, Harvard Business School Retired Chair, Highland Capital Management Advisor Emeritus, Boston Symphony Orchestra Co-Chair, Memphis Benefit (1997, 1998, 2002), Former Chair, Memphis Advisory Board, & Member, Audit and Development Committees, Facing History & Ourselves Handbook of Regulatory Impact Assessment - April 2016Īnalysis to Inform Public Discourse on Jobs and Regulation – Chapter in Coglianese, Cary et al., eds.Senior Fellow of Jewish-Muslim Relations & Co-Director, Muslim Leadership Initiative, Shalom Hartman Institute Associate Professor, Sanford School of Public Policy and of the Practice of Interfaith Relations at Divinity School, Duke University Member, Governance Committee, Facing History & Ourselves Regulating Regulations: Do Impact Assessment Requirements Promote Trade Objectives? – Kingsbury, Benedict et al., Megaregulation Markets, Contestation: the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Forthcoming Unbalanced Retrospective Regulatory Review - RegBlog, July 2012Ĭarbon Cutting Stateside - Environmental Protection, March 2010ĮPA’s Endangerment Finding – Mealey’s Pollution Liability Report - February 2010 Book Chapters The mathematics of life-saving regulation - The Hill, April 2015ĮPA and Global Carbon: Can You Have it Both Ways? – Common Resources - March 2013ĮPA and Global Carbon: Hiding in Plain Sight – Common Resources - March 2013ĮPA and Global Carbon: A Debate – Common Resources - February 2013 Regulating Marketable Permits - The Regulatory Review, March 8, 2018

District Court of Colorado Supreme Court of the United States Courts of Appeals for the Second, Ninth, Tenth, and D.C. Schwartz graduated magna cum laude from New York University School of Law where he was an articles editor for the NYU Environmental Law Journal.īar and Court Admissions: State Bar of Colorado, State Bar of Virginia (associate) | U.S. Previously, as an associate with Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, Schwartz provided strategic counsel to municipalities and foreign governments in their pursuit of appropriations, favorable international trade policies, and homeland security assistance from the federal government. Schwartz first joined Policy Integrity with the inaugural class of fellows in 2008. He has twice been chosen as a consultant to the Administrative Conference of the United States, preparing reports and draft recommendations for best agency practices on petitions for rulemaking and marketable permits. Schwartz’s work at Policy Integrity focuses on climate change, administrative law and the regulatory process, cost-benefit analysis, and job impact analysis. He has taught the Regulatory Policy Clinic and the Advanced Regulatory Policy Clinic at NYU School of Law.

Schwartzis legal director at Policy Integrity, having recently returned from serving as Senior Advisor at the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.

Rachel jason schwartz rcb capital