I have worked at the
Stanley Center for Peace and Security (formerly the
Stanley Foundation) since 1987, and I feel very fortunate for all the opportunities the foundation has given me. After advancing through a number of positions, I am now president. Here is my
Stanley Foundation bio.

At the foundation, I lead an outstanding team of people including policy professionals focused on nuclear security, human protection, and climate change. This work is advanced through policy analysis, dialogue, outreach, and networking with key players in international institutions, world capitals, and civil society.
The foundation recently co-sponsored a seminar for journalists covering international security issues. At the conclusion, I took part in this video interview summarizing the event.

I came to the foundation to be the associate producer and co-host of the foundation's weekly public radio program Common Ground. During my time on Common Ground, we added hundreds of new stations, expanded the show to a full hour, reported from a dozen different countries, interviewed hundreds of people, and won many awards. The show ended in 2004, but I still miss it and think it was an outstanding platform for the foundation.
Some of my favorite programs from Common Ground are available on the Web with transcripts and mp3 files:
- Interview with Jeffrey Sachs, December 2003
- Interview with Catherine Bertini, December 2003
- Cambodia's Landmine Museum, July 2003
- Kosovo Coverage, May 2003
- Interview with Michela Wrong, February 2003
- Interview with Tim Wirth, February 2003
- Interview with Giandomenico Picco, December 2002
- Interview with Lee Hamilton, September 2002
- Interview with Stansfield Turner, March 2002
- Interview with Louise Frechette, March 2000
- Interview with Walter Russell Mead, December 2001
- Interview with Barbara Crossette and Lucia Mouat, October 1999
- Interview with Vanessa Redgrave, March 1999
- Interview with Clare Short, August 1999
- Interview with George Mitchell, October 1998
- Coverage of the International Criminal Court Treaty Conference, August 1998
- Interview with Jorge Castaneda, October 1997
- Interview with John Ruggie, October 1996
- Interview with Princeton Lyman, July 1996
- Interview with John Mearsheimer, February 1996
- Moving the Doomsday Clock, January 1996
More recently, the foundation has produced some fantastic radio documentaries and found unique ways to use the content in a variety of formats. And we have won a number of awards for these. They include: