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Madeline Baron

Project Manager at ECONorthwest

Professional Background

Madeline Baron is an ambitious policy professional distinguished by her extensive experience in research, project management, and a strong foundation in financial, economic, and data analysis. With a particular focus on city livability, affordability, and equity issues, Madeline's work centers around the built environment and housing—a critical area for fostering equitable urban development.

Currently, Madeline serves as a Project Manager at ECONorthwest, where she applies her analytical skills and expertise to develop strategies and recommendations. Her role involves working closely with both public and private sector clients to encourage the development of affordable housing in their communities, thereby promoting sustainable and inclusive growth. Her commitment to enhancing the quality of urban life is evident in her deep understanding of the various dynamics that govern housing markets and the built environment.

Prior to her current position, Madeline held several key roles in respected organizations that greatly enriched her professional journey. As a Project Associate at ECONorthwest, she supported research initiatives and project execution, building a robust foundation for her later work. Madeline's experience also spans other significant positions, including an Asset Management Project Assistant at the Housing Development Center, where she focused on housing affordability initiatives, and an Economic Development Intern at the City of Beaverton, where she contributed to vital community projects.

Her commitment to policy analysis is also showcased through her tenure at The Economist Intelligence Unit (The EIU) as a Custom Research Intern, followed by her impactful role in the Metropolitan Policy Program at The Brookings Institution. These experiences equipped her with a broad perspective on economic policies and enabled her to engage with complex urban issues.

Education and Achievements

Madeline's academic background is as impressive as her professional journey. In May 2014, she completed her Master’s Degree in Public Policy from the reputed McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University, where she concentrated on economic and social policy. Her dedication to her studies led her to conduct and present rigorous research papers, policy briefs, and quantitative impact studies, exemplifying her leadership in public policy research.

Prior to her graduate studies, she earned a BBA in Global Business, Finance, and Mathematics from the University of Portland, significantly enhancing her analytical capabilities and business acumen. Furthermore, Madeline broadened her international perspective through her studies in International Business at John Cabot University, situated in the vibrant city of Rome, Italy. This diverse educational background has been instrumental in shaping her multifaceted approach to policy making and analysis.

Achievements

Throughout her career, Madeline Baron has been recognized for her analytical prowess and her commitment to fostering community-oriented solutions. Her contributions to affordable housing initiatives demonstrate her dedication to enhancing urban living conditions and making housing accessible to all. By leveraging her expertise in financial and economic analysis, she has played a vital role in driving positive change in the communities she serves.

With her strong academic foundation and practical experience, Madeline is well-equipped to tackle the complex challenges surrounding urban policy and development. Her ongoing work continues to influence public policy, and she remains dedicated to advocating for policies that promote livability, affordability, and equity in housing.

tags':['Public Policy','Affordable Housing','Urban Development','Project Management','Policy Analysis','Data Analysis','Research','Community Development','Social Policy','Economic Policy'],

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Location

Portland, Oregon, United States