Founded the Effective Altruism Consulting Network (EACN) and cFactual.
Worked previously at various consulting firms (incl. 3 years at BCG) and as a research assistant. I served on the boards of EA GER and EA AT. Find here more information about my experience and consulting projects I did within the EA space.
In my free time, I like to get nerdy about climbing as well as improving personal and organizational decision making among other things.
Thanks for creating this post! +1 to the general notion incl. the uncertainties around if it is always the most impactful use of time. On a similar note, after working with 10+ EA organizations on theories of change, strategies and impact measurement, I was surprised that there is even more room for more prioritization of highest leverage activities across the organization (e.g., based on results of decision-relevant impact analysis). For example, at cFactual, I don’t think we have nailed how we allocate our time. We should probably deprioritize even more activities, double down even more aggressively on the most impactful ones and spend more time exploring new impact growth areas which could outperform existing ones.