Areas of Expertise

Alexandria J. Maloney’s work centers on designing leadership, governance, and institutional systems that enable cooperation, resilience, and long-term global stability.

International Women's Day Celebration Dinner ft. three BPIA Advisory Council Members - Amb. Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley, Saudi Ambassador HRH Princess Reema Al Saud, and Tammie F. Smiley.

Focus Area 1

Global Leadership and Governance

Designing leadership systems that operate effectively across borders, cultures, and institutions.

Applied focus:

Leadership development for public sector, diplomatic, and cross-sector leaders
Governance models for complex and emerging global challenges
Institutional capacity-building for ethical and adaptive leadership

Focus Area 2

Advising Diplomatic Ambassadors, Foreign Affairs, and World Leaders on the Things that Matter.

Reimagining how institutions convene, negotiate, and cooperate in a rapidly changing world.

Applied focus:

Cross-sector and cross-cultural convenings and dialogues
Institutional design for trust-building and cooperation
Public diplomacy and diaspora engagement strategies

Focus Area 3

Ethics, Technology, and Society

Exploring how emerging technologies reshape power, responsibility, and human relationships.

Applied focus:

Ethical governance of AI and emerging technologies
Human-centered policy and systems thinking
Moral frameworks for innovation and social impact

Focus Area 4

Connecting for Good

Alexandria builds spaces where people come together with purpose. Through community-centered convenings and public dialogues, she brings leaders, practitioners, and emerging voices into relationship—creating opportunities for shared learning, trust-building, and collective action around the issues that shape our communities and our world.

Applied focus:

Community-based and cross-cultural convenings and dialogues
Public conversations that bridge lived experience, policy, and practice
Leadership spaces designed for connection, learning, and mutual understanding
Building networks that support collaboration, service, and long-term civic engagement

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