Work | Liam Grace-Flood

I try to advance openness, justice, and connectivity.

TLDR:

I graduated from Wheaton College in 2017 with a double major in Math & Fine Arts, and minors in Physics and Computer Science. I had one year left in my dual degree, BE-granting program at Dartmouth College, and had been invited to subsequently begin PhD work there in Engineering.

I left that program to instead explore open design and innovation around the world as a Watson Fellow, and then enrolled at Yale SOM as a Silver Scholar.

That transition represents a change in thinking— a realization that our biggest challenges aren't material or technical, but permeate larger social, economic, and political systems.

Since then, I've been a Civic Digital Fellow, writing the International Trade Administration's first comprehensive tech strategy brief; a consultant to Brazil's first & largest impact VC fund via Yale's Program on Social Enterprise; a Fellow at the Boston Mayor's innovation and R&D lab; and since Fall '19, a Consultant to the social sector at Wellspring.

I'm always looking for great projects. Get in touch if you think we might work well together ↓

You can best reach me by email @:

liam.grace-flood[at]yale.edu

or use this form —>

I'm also often on Linkedin, the Gram, and Medium.

I'm less often on Twitter, Sarahah, and Reading.am.

I've also been on the internet in these places:

I did an "alumni spotlight" interview with Coding it Forward

I wrote a blog post about my participation in Yale SOM's Silver Scholar program

As part of the Yale Inclusive Economic Development Lab, I helped make a podcast and took the lead on Episode 6

I'm a Board member (formerly Publisher / CFO) at YSoA's Paprika!, as well as an occasional contributor

Core 77 Design Awards recognized my project, called "CO"