Amy Yee
About Amy Yee
Amy Yee is a Research Associate with extensive experience in journalism and public policy. She has reported from over 20 countries, focusing on climate solutions and human development, and has received multiple awards for her work.
Current Role at Harvard Business School
Amy Yee serves as a Research Associate at Harvard Business School, a position she has held since 1999. Her extensive tenure in this role spans over 25 years, during which she has contributed to various research initiatives and projects within the institution. Located in the Greater Boston Area, her work focuses on leveraging academic research to inform business practices and policies.
Education and Expertise
Amy Yee has a diverse educational background, having studied at several prestigious institutions. She earned a Bachelor's degree from Wellesley College and pursued multiple Master’s degrees, including a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Hunter College and another MFA from The New School. Additionally, she completed a Master of Public Administration at Harvard Kennedy School and a Master’s degree at Columbia University. Her studies have equipped her with a strong foundation in public policy, creative writing, and journalism.
Professional Experience in Journalism
Amy Yee has a robust career in journalism, having worked for notable organizations such as Bloomberg News and the Financial Times. She has reported from over 20 countries, focusing on critical issues such as climate solutions, poverty, and human development. Her experience includes serving as a Foreign Correspondent for the Financial Times in New Delhi and as a reporter and editor in New York. Her work has received numerous awards, including recognition from the Association of Healthcare Journalists and the Society of Environmental Journalists.
Awards and Recognitions
Amy Yee has received multiple awards for her reporting and contributions to journalism. In 2023, she was awarded second place in the SPJ Northwest for racial equity reporting. She has also won three United Nations Correspondents Association international awards and was recognized by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. Additionally, she has been honored with four South Asian Journalists Association international awards and has a notable presence in the Solutions Journalism Network's database.
Fellowships and Special Projects
Throughout her career, Amy Yee has participated in various fellowships that have enhanced her expertise in journalism and public policy. She was a Knight-Bagehot Fellow at Columbia University and served as a Starr Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School. In 2019, she was a MacDowell Colony Fellow, where she focused on her writing projects. These experiences have contributed to her development as a journalist and researcher.