Who We Are

Founded in March 2010 by Professor Aaron Friedberg of Princeton University, Daniel Blumenthal of the American Enterprise Institute, and Roy Katzovicz of Saddle Point Group LLC, the Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) was established to confront U.S. foreign, economic, and national security policy failures at their source: American universities. AHS fills a critical void in higher education by offering constructive programming essential for the intellectual and professional growth of future leaders. In an increasingly chaotic and dangerous world, AHS lays the groundwork for the future of American foreign policy.

Grounded in a strong and growing national foundation of student-led campus chapters, our network is central to the revitalization of our foreign policy. AHS serves as a bridge for our student leaders to promising internships, graduate programs, and professional opportunities in the worlds of academia, business, finance, policymaking, politics, and journalism. 

As AHS has grown to new heights, we have developed our robust professional chapters in New York and Washington, D.C. These are convening vehicles for our members to meet like-minded peers and hear from thought and political leaders. Our alumni have already achieved significant influence in their professional pursuits, building the bench of talented people looking to serve the country over the course of their lives and careers.

Staff

Molly Tobin

Interim Executive Director

Dr. Max Prowant

Director of Academic Programs

Elizabeth Collins

Professional Programs Manager

Austin Merkel

Professional Programs Associate

Jeter Long

Professional Programs Associate

Jess Todd

Communications Associate

Annie McGill

Development and Operations Assistant

Erin Osborne

Professional Programs Assistant

Ferdous Dehqan

Academic Programs Assistant

Lauren Brinley Williamson

Academic Programs Assistant

Timothy Gunawan

Academic Programs Assistant