Visiting Fellow in Public Leadership - Oct 21-25, 2019

Carter Hewgley ’03 (Public Administration)
Senior Advisor to the Administrator
DC Dept. of Human Services (DHS)

Carter has spent his career helping non-profit, state, local, and federal governments use data and evidence to solve problems big and small. Carter is currently a consultant and Senior Advisor at the DC Department of Human Services, where he focuses on using evidence-based practices to build inclusive and equitable communities committed to reducing chronic homelessness addressing its root causes. Prior to his work on homelessness, Carter was the Director of Strategy & Performance at DC Public Schools and advised the Mayor and City Administrator on all health and human services improvements.

At the federal level, Carter established the Enterprise Analytics Division at FEMA, where he ran multiple analytics and data science teams who automated the “Common Operating Picture” for the nation - turning 25 years of disaster data into interactive and interconnected data visualizations for FEMA employees.

After FEMA, Carter became the Director of Analytics & Performance at the Center for Government Excellence (GovEx) where we helped launch the What Works Cities initiative with Bloomberg Philanthropies, and continues to teach the Applied Analytics graduate course at Johns Hopkins University. After graduating from Miami , Carter received a Master of Public Administration (MPA) from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University.

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updated: 9/10/19