Alexandria J. Maloney is a foreign affairs professional, social impact strategist, and lecturer whose speaking engagements explore the future of foreign affairs, global leadership, and the challenges shaping contemporary societies.
Drawing on her experience in national security, diplomacy, academia, and institutional leadership, she brings a multidisciplinary perspective to discussions on U.S.–Africa relations, emerging technologies, democratic governance, political conflict, and social cohesion.
A featured speaker at Harvard University, MIT, and the Council on Foreign Relations, Alexandria welcomes invitations for keynote addresses, academic lectures, international conferences, policy forums, and moderated discussions that connect ideas with the most pressing questions facing our world.
Exploring diplomacy, U.S. foreign policy, national security, and the evolving role of international institutions in advancing global cooperation.
Examining political hatred, polarization, democratic instability, and the philosophical conditions that contribute to civil conflict or sustain peace.
Examining how emerging technologies, geopolitical shifts, and new generations of leaders are reshaping diplomacy and international relations.
Exploring how philanthropy, institutional leadership, and strategic partnerships strengthen communities, develop emerging leaders, and advance social impact.
Exploring the future of Africa–U.S. relations through diplomacy, trade, security cooperation, diaspora engagement, and shared strategic interests.
Examining how institutions and leaders can strengthen democratic governance, restore public trust, and navigate complex global challenges.