Katie Zandbergen
About Katie Zandbergen
Katie Zandbergen serves as the Community Manager at The Forum For Growth & Innovation at Harvard Business School, where she has worked since 2018. Her extensive background includes roles at Fortua, Amsterdam University College, and Trinity College Oxford, along with advanced studies at the University of Oxford.
Current Role at Harvard Business School
Katie Zandbergen serves as the Community Manager for The Forum for Growth & Innovation at Harvard Business School. In this role, she focuses on community management, engaging with stakeholders to foster innovation and growth within the academic and business sectors. She has been in this position since 2018, contributing to the development of initiatives that support the school's mission.
Previous Experience in Community Development
Before her current role, Katie Zandbergen worked as the Director of Community Development at Fortua from 2017 to 2018. In this position, she was responsible for enhancing community engagement strategies and building relationships within the organization. Her experience in community development has been instrumental in her subsequent roles.
Academic Background and Studies
Katie Zandbergen has an extensive academic background, having studied at the University of Oxford. She earned her MPhil in Comparative Social Policy from 2003 to 2005 and later completed her PhD in the same field from 2005 to 2009. Additionally, she studied Business Administration and Management at Skidmore College, where she graduated with a BS in 2000.
Teaching Experience at Amsterdam University College
Katie Zandbergen served as Faculty at Amsterdam University College from 2009 to 2014. During her five years there, she contributed to the academic development of students and engaged in various educational initiatives. Her role involved teaching and mentoring students in a diverse academic environment.
Involvement with Rose Park Advisors
Since September 2020, Katie Zandbergen has been involved with Rose Park Advisors, a firm that applies Disruptive Innovation theories. Her work with the firm aligns with her expertise in community management and innovation, contributing to the application of theoretical frameworks in practical settings.