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Emmy Liss

Policy, strategy, and government operations | Passion and expertise in scaling early childhood education

Emmy Liss is a prominent figure in early childhood education policy and systems, blending a background in management consulting and government leadership to drive initiatives that enhance access to quality care and education for children.

As an independent consultant, Emmy has collaborated with city and county leaders, advised on program implementations in various cities, and co-authored influential policy reports. She has contributed to publications by esteemed organizations in the field, such as the National Institute for Early Care and Education Research and McKinsey & Company.

Emmy also holds the role of senior advisor at McKinsey & Company's education practice, focusing on early childhood and K-12 education strategies.

Her prior experience includes serving as the Chief Operating Officer for New York City's Division of Early Childhood Education, leading efforts to streamline and expand early care and education services, notably during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Emmy's educational background encompasses a B.A. in Political Science from Brown University and studies in Ciencias Politicas at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

Emmy has held various roles in distinguished organizations, including McKinsey & Company, the NYC Department of Education, and Emmy Liss Strategies, LLC.

Highlights

Aug 29 · linkedin

What is top of mind for local early childhood education leaders? In my second post for the New Practice Lab at New America, I reflected on what is keeping ECE leaders up at night. From family affordability, to child care worker shortages, and the fears and possibilities in upcoming election cycles, the list can feel daunting! And yet, early childhood education leaders are getting to work, continuing to innovate and experiment to bring high-quality early education to more children this fall. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ed6Rjw-C

Feb 27 · linkedin

To have a thriving economy that allows families to live and work in New York, and that allows children to develop to their fullest potential, our city needs accessible, high-quality child care. In a new report out today from The 5BORO Institute that I am proud for have co-authored, we lay out a roadmap to get there. Fixing child care in New York City will take a broad coalition – we stand on the shoulders of the many advocates, experts, and providers who have been doing the work and hope this report brings new allies to the table to fight for the policies that families need. The future of New York depends upon it! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/evmSNt8d

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New York City Metropolitan Area