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Rebekkah Hogan

Vice President, Generative AI Business Strategy and Transformation at The D. E. Shaw Group

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Overview

Rebekkah Hogan serves as Vice President, Generative AI Business Strategy and Transformation at The D. E. Shaw Group [1][3]. Hogan brings over 15 years of experience in research and program management [2] and has held leadership roles in AI program management, including positions at Meta as Director of Program Management and AI Program Management Lead [4][5]. Earlier career experience includes roles at The Rockefeller Foundation as Associate, Strategic Research [7] and at Columbia University as Program Coordinator for the Committee on Global Thought [8]. Hogan holds a Master of Arts in Anthropology and Education from Teachers College, Columbia University [10], a Master of Science in Nonprofit Management from Columbia University [9], and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania [11].

Profile introduction
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With over 15 years of experience in research and program management, I am passionate about advancing the frontiers of AI and fostering collaboration and innovation across diverse stakeholders. I leverage my expertise to build and scale programs that accelerate AI adoption and learning. I am personally committed to ensuring that AI and emerging technologies are accessible and beneficial to all members of society.

Career history

  1. Vice President, Generative AI Business Strategy and TransformationMar 2026 to presentThe D. E. Shaw Group
  2. Director, Program ManagementFeb 2025 to Mar 2026Meta
  3. AI Program Management LeadOct 2019 to Feb 2025Meta
  4. Research Program Manager, Research Operations and Academic RelationsJan 2015 to Oct 2019Facebook
  5. Associate, Strategic ResearchMay 2011 to Jan 2015The Rockefeller Foundation
  6. Program Coordinator, Committee on Global ThoughtJan 2007 to May 2011Columbia University

Education

  1. MS, Nonprofit ManagementColumbia University
  2. Master of Arts (M.A.), Anthropology and Education at Teachers CollegeColumbia University
  3. Bachelor of Arts, AnthropologyUniversity of Pennsylvania

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