Bradley Tusk
About Bradley Tusk
Bradley Tusk is a Co-founder and Managing Partner at Tusk Venture Partners and Founder of Tusk Philanthropies, where he has worked since 2016. He hosts the podcast Firewall, writes for the New York Daily News, and teaches at Columbia Business School.
Work at Tusk Venture Partners
Bradley Tusk serves as the Co-founder and Managing Partner at Tusk Venture Partners, a role he has held since 2016. Under his leadership, the firm focuses on investing in technology-driven companies that intersect with public policy. Tusk Venture Partners aims to support startups that navigate complex regulatory environments and leverage technology to create impactful solutions.
Work at Tusk Philanthropies
As the Founder of Tusk Philanthropies since 2016, Bradley Tusk has directed efforts towards various social initiatives. The organization has led a national campaign advocating for mobile voting in U.S. elections. Additionally, Tusk Philanthropies has played a significant role in developing anti-hunger policies and programs across 22 states, positively impacting over 12.5 million individuals.
Education and Expertise
Bradley Tusk has been an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia Business School since 2020, teaching within the Economics Division. His academic role complements his extensive experience in business and public policy, allowing him to share insights on the intersection of technology and governance with students.
Achievements in Literature and Media
Tusk co-founded the Gotham Book Prize, which recognizes literature focused on New York City. He also hosts a podcast called Firewall, which delves into the relationship between technology and politics. Additionally, he writes a column for the New York Daily News, contributing to public discourse on relevant issues.
Entrepreneurial Ventures
In 2022, Bradley Tusk became the Owner of P&T Knitwear, a multi-purpose space located on Manhattan's Lower East Side. This venue includes a bookstore, podcast studio, event space, and café, reflecting his commitment to fostering community engagement and cultural exchange.