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Franklin Sooho Lee
Grants Finance Senior Associate at American Enterprise Institute
Franklin Lee is currently a Senior Associate in Grants Finance at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI). He has a background in finance and has gained recognition for his contributions to the field. Franklin is also a 2023 LEAD Fellow, participating in a program designed to develop leadership skills among emerging leaders.12
Education and Experience
- Education: Franklin Lee graduated from Harvard University, which underscores his strong academic background.2
- Professional Role: At AEI, he focuses on grants finance, contributing to the organization's financial management and grant-related activities.23
Leadership Involvement
As a LEAD Fellow, Franklin has expressed the value of the program in enhancing leadership capabilities, emphasizing skills such as strategic planning and team management.1
Franklin's professional journey reflects a commitment to both finance and leadership development within influential organizations.
Highlights
I am excited to share that I will be joining the American Enterprise Institute next week.
I'm grateful to R Street Institute and all its fellow pirates for giving me the space to explore and grow for nearly five years. Over the years, I've become more adaptive and resilient.
Many thanks to the criminal justice team for welcoming me for the last couple of years. Incredible thanks to Sarah Anderson for endlessly cultivating my experiences and skills to get here. Thank you, Jillian Snider, for your excellent leadership. High fives to my amazing colleagues: Lisel Petis, Christi (Corl) Smith, Logan Seacrest, and Anthony Lamorena. I've learned so much from all of you!
A special shoutout to America's Future for introducing the Talent Market. Thank you, Katy Gambella, for flagging this opportunity.
Thanks for facilitating the interview and hiring process, Olivia (Shaw) Leon, SHRM-CP. I'm excited to work with Rebecca (Frodsham) Ohmer, Mike Viola, Todd Petrich, Courtney Long Schwartz, Leigh McAfee, and many others soon.
Read our latest with Sarah Anderson in Newsweek on #schoolsafety and more effective #juvenile #policing:
Overpolicing Is No Way To Keep Kids Safe at School | Opinion
This piece is significant to me because, last year, I experienced chaos while on the metro toward work due to a juvenile shooting.
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