Suggestions
Noah Sudow
Senior Vice President at Whiteboard Advisors - we're hiring!
Noah Sudow is the Senior Vice President at Whiteboard Advisors, where he leverages over a decade of experience in postsecondary education and workforce development. His career includes significant roles as a policymaker, grantmaker, and strategy consultant. Notably, he served as the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation at the Ohio Board of Regents, where he was instrumental in initiatives such as the renewal of the Ohio Third Frontier, the establishment of the Ohio GI Promise, and the introduction of Ohio's first statewide technology transfer agreement.12
At Whiteboard Advisors, Sudow supports a diverse range of clients, including companies and nonprofits, by providing insights into educational policy and its implications for student success and economic mobility. His expertise has been recognized in various publications, including EdSurge, Inside Higher Ed, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and major newspapers like The Washington Post and The New York Times.12
Before joining Whiteboard Advisors, Sudow held the position of Director of Community Relations at Hillel International, where he successfully secured over ten million dollars in grant funding. He is an alumnus of The Ohio State University, holding both a B.A. in Political Science and a B.S. in Economics.12
Highlights
In DC for SHEEO Policy Conference next week? I'll be moderating a session at Ad Astra's annual Student Success Symposium on Monday August 5. This year's symposium will focus on the role data can play to improve structural pathways to help learners complete on time. Great speaker lineup! The Symposium will bring together state and institutional leaders as well as organizations committed to advancing learner outcomes. Register and learn more here: https://whitebd.co/3y7w27v
One year ago, postsecondary education followed closely as the Supreme Court made separate rulings reversing Affirmative Action and striking down President Biden's student debt forgiveness plan. This year, another SCOTUS ruling has the potential to make significant waves on higher education policy across a wide range of issues. More here with my colleagues Ted Eismeier and David DeSchryver on the potential impact of the recent Chevron Deference ruling. https://lnkd.in/eKbZupi4
