Daniel Richardson is a junior majoring in Business and Economics with a concentration in Decision Science. Mr. Richardson was raised in Napa, California by a working-class family who fostered the values of honest workmanship and personal ingenuity. Upon reflection on his experience in South-East Asia, Mr. Richardson decided to pursue a second major in Economics to grasp an understanding of public and labor economics. Mr. Richardson’s intellectual interests are in researching the economic effects of decentralized technologies, artificial intelligence, and peer-to-peer business models. Through the Panetta Institute, Mr. Richardson plans to gain insight into the public economic sector and policymaking to discover how these technologies may be governed. He plans to graduate fall of 2019 and hopes to pursue opportunities with the United Nations, the American Institute of Economic Research, or the Federal Bank where he would like to employ the technologies of tomorrow to decrease the amount of poverty around the world.
