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Carl Robichaud

Program Officer, Longview Philanthropy

Carl Robichaud is a Program Officer at Longview Philanthropy, where he has been working since July 2021.1 In this role, he leads Longview's programme on nuclear weapons policy and co-manages the Nuclear Weapons Policy Fund.3 Robichaud has extensive experience in the field of policy and philanthropy, particularly focusing on nuclear security and international peace.

Prior to joining Longview, Robichaud held several notable positions:

  1. Program Officer at Carnegie Corporation of New York, where he managed a portfolio of grants to strengthen nuclear security for over a decade.23
  2. Program Officer at The Century Foundation, where he wrote on nonproliferation and counterterrorism policy and directed the Afghanistan Watch program.2
  3. Program Officer at the Global Security Institute, coordinating programs on arms control and disarmament.2

Robichaud's educational background includes:

  • Master's degree in Public and International Affairs from Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School.12
  • Bachelor of Arts from Wesleyan University.12

He is also a Term Member at the Council on Foreign Relations and has completed internships at the Council on Foreign Relations and The Henry L. Stimson Center.12 Robichaud is fluent in French.5

In his current role at Longview Philanthropy, Robichaud continues to focus on reducing the risks associated with nuclear weapons and strengthening international security.4

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