Dr. Broadman is an authority on complex litigation and strategic decision-making involving:
- International investment and trade disputes; investor-state arbitration and damages; sovereign trade agreements and investment treaties; national security regulation of foreign investment (CFIUS) and exports; import duties and tariffs
- International antitrust and competition policy; regulation of infrastructure services
- Multinational business growth; structuring cross-border transactions; private equity investment; international risk-mitigation strategies; global supply chain management; sovereign wealth funds (SWFs)
- Corporate governance and shareholder rights; corruption and compliance (FCPA); corporate social responsibility (CSR); sovereign finance operations
The core of Dr. Broadman’s more than thirty-six-year career has been in the private sector, with senior executive positions in international finance, private equity, business strategy management consulting, and litigation expert witness services. These activities have been interspersed with stints in the public sector—as a senior White House economic official, international trade and investment negotiator, foreign investment regulator, and US Senate professional committee staff member—as well as in academia, economic policy research organizations, and think tanks. He has worked in more than eight-five emerging markets spanning five continents.
Employment History
Johns Hopkins University Faculty
Senior fellow
2015 – current
National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD)
Master workshop faculty member
2015 – current
PartnersGlobal
Member, Board of Directors; Executive Committee Member; Chair, Audit Committee
2012 – current
ArmorText
Member, Advisory Board
October 2017 – current
Strategic Ratings Limited
Member, Board of Directors
2018 – current
Global Business School Network
Member, Board of Advisors
August 2009 – current
APCO Worldwide
Member, international affairs council
2018 – current
Proa Global Partners LLC
CEO and managing partner
2015 – current
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
Senior managing director; founder, global business growth strategy management consulting practice; chief economist
2011 – 2015
Albright Capital Management LLP
Managing director and member, investment committee
2008 – 2011
Albright Stonebridge
Managing director
2008 – 2011
The World Bank Group
Leader, sovereign finance and corporate restructuring operations (China; Russia and the CIS; Balkans; Africa)
1993 – 2008
The White House
United States assistant trade representative; OPIC board member; member, CFIUS
1991 – 1993
The White House
Chief of staff, president’s council of economic advisers
1990 – 1991
United States Senate
Chief economist, senate governmental affairs committee
1987 – 1990
Harvard University
Visiting faculty, department of economics, school of arts and sciences; Kennedy School of Government; and energy and environmental policy center
1985 – 1987
Resources for the Future, Inc.,
Assistant director, center on global energy markets
1981 – 1985
Johns Hopkins University
Adjunct professor, international economics
1982 – 1985
The Brookings Institution
Fellow, economics studies
1980 – 1981
The RAND Corporation
Advisor, international energy security policy
1979 – 1980
