Join us for an engaging alumni career talk with Lance Lindauer (MPIA '12), Co-Founder & Executive Director of the Partnership to Advance Responsible Technology (PART). PART is an NGO dedicated to integrating responsible/ethical technology & innovation (AI) into solving global problems.

Lance will be discussing the organization, how they cross-walk tech & policy, and their public sector & international work. There will be plenty of time for open discussion and Q&A! Lunch will be provided; please RSVP by Monday, March 10th.

Mr. Lance Lindauer has spent his career working across the public, private, nonprofit, and academic sectors, all of which involved roles and initiatives related to public policy, innovation, and emerging-technology, notably AI.

Lance is presently the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Partnership to Advance Responsible Technology (PART), a Pittsburgh-based non-governmental organization dedicated to integrating responsible and ethical technology and innovation into solving global problems via research, education, and consultation.

Along with co-founding PART, Lance worked at the RAND Corporation for 10 years, holding roles in National Security (Director of Operations for the National Defense Research Institute) and Innovation Architecture (Principal Consultant).

Lance is also Founder and CEO of Lindauer Holdings where he advises clients in areas such as AI, finance, healthcare, and defense manufacturing, and is also Co-Founder and Partner at Genus Research Group, a firm dedicated to emerging-technology research and public sector engagement.

In prior roles, Lance has been a private consultant for state and federal public policy and business operations; an Adjunct Professor of Intelligence Analysis at the collegiate level; and served in the U.S. Treasury Department.  He holds a Six Sigma Black Belt in lean consulting. 

Lance received a B.S. in International Business & Economics (minor in Spanish) and an MBA, both from West Virginia Wesleyan College in 2006 and 2007, respectively.  In 2012, Lance received a Masters in Public and International Affairs (MPIA) from the University of Pittsburgh’s Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA), where he was a U.S. Department of Education Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellow.