Biography
Miguel Padró is Project Manager at the Aspen Institute Business and Society Program (BSP), where he manages a portfolio of work connecting academics and practitioners around critical issues at the intersection of business, capital markets, and the public good. His current projects include a series of dialogues on corporate purpose, a faculty network on low-wage workers, and several initiatives for the Corporate Values Strategy Group (CVSG).
Miguel has worked in post-war Bosnia on reconciliation and development projects and spent nine years in business development roles in the US health care technology and higher education markets. Today, he focuses his work on political economy issues and is particularly interested in the relationship between business and democracy. Miguel holds a B.A. in History from St. Lawrence University, and a Master’s in International Relations from The City University of New York.
