Nathaniel Lubin has spent his career focused on digital strategy, technology, and politics.
He is the founder of Incite Studio, the Better Internet Initiative (a non-profit fellowship for large online content creators), and Survey 160 (a software company that source data for polling and research), and has advised dozens of corporations, major foundations and nonprofits, and startups. Nathaniel previously was the Director of the Office of Digital Strategy at the White House under President Obama and, before that served as Director of Digital Marketing at Obama for America, with a budget of more than $112 million. Originally from New York, Lubin is an honors graduate of Harvard University. He is an active angel investor and a contributing writer for the Atlantic. Nathaniel's current work focuses on integrations of public health within product design and regulation, improved methods for data quality in research, and prosocial growth within the creator economy. Prior work with the BKC includes: https://www.platformaccountability.com
