Hannah Riley
Bowles
Associate
Professor
Biography
Hannah Riley
Bowles is an Associate Professor at
the Harvard Kennedy School and a faculty affiliate of the
Kennedy School’s
Center for Public Leadership.
Her primary research interests are in
gender in negotiation and leadership. She is
interested in how gender influences the attainment
of resources and opportunities for leadership. She
has conducted case research on leadership in crisis
and complex multi-party conflicts. She has published
in journals, such as the Journal of Personality
and Social Psychology, Organizational
Behavior and Human Decision Processes and the
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making.
Bowles is the faculty director of
Women & Power,
the Kennedy School's executive program for women
leaders from the public, private and non-profit
sectors. She has taught leadership and negotiation in degree and executive programs at the Kennedy School and in executive programs
for a diverse array of other institutions, including Citizen’s Bank, the
Federal Emergency Management Agency, Harvard
Business School, and the United
Nations Development Programme. She won the Kennedy
School's 2003 Manuel Carballo Award for Excellence
in Teaching.
Earlier in her career, she was a research associate
at the Conflict Management Group and Harvard
Business School. She was a technical advisor to the
Minister of Natural Resources, Energy and Mines of
Costa Rica and has been a fellow at the Argentinean
National Institute of Public Administration, the
West German Parliament, and Oxford University's
Forestry Institute. She has a DBA from the Harvard
Business School, an MPP from the Kennedy School, and
an BA from Smith College.
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