Director of Knowledge Innovation at Stupski Foundation
Washington D.C. Metro Area
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- Director of Knowledge Innovation at Stupski Foundation
- President at Bordeaux & Assoc
- Adjunct Professor at Walsh College
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- Chief Knowledge Officer at SRA International
- Director, Knowledge Management at SRA International, Inc
- Adjunct Instructor at George Mason University
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- George Mason University
- George Mason University
- Christopher Newport University
- Community College of the Air Force
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John Bordeaux’s Summary
Focus: Knowledge management, informed by complexity and systems science.
Experience: National security policy analysis, leader for horizontal business solutions team, consulting services for U.S. federal contractor.
Passion: What challenges do we face, and how can KM insights and principles make a difference?
Dr. Bordeaux brings decades of understanding to the 21st century public sector client: A leading voice in knowledge management and national security, a body of knowledge in public sector consulting challenges, and leading industry analytic techniques.
These techniques include organizational network analysis and knowledge audit methodologies derived from latest research in cognitive science and cultural studies. In addition, John provides consulting services in the areas of social media strategies, integration and governance.
John’s degree in Public Policy is backed by 27 years of experience with national security challenges, knowledge management and information technology integration.
In 2008, he served as Leader, Knowledge Management Working Group for the Project on National Security Reform. Project's charter is to craft the National Security Act of 2008 and associated reform mechanisms for consideration by the new Administration and Congress.
Bordeaux received his Ph.D. in Public Policy from the School of Public Policy at George Mason University and earned an M.S. in Information Systems from the School of Information Technology and Engineering also at George Mason University, and a B.S. in Governmental Administration from Christopher Newport University.
John Bordeaux’s Specialties:
National Security policy analysis, KM consulting, enterprise information management, visioning and strategy
John Bordeaux’s Experience
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Director of Knowledge Innovation
Stupski Foundation
(Non-Profit; Education Management industry)
March 2009 — Present (9 months)
The Stupski Foundation is a private, operating foundation in San Francisco whose mission is to improve life options for children of color and poverty. The foundation does so by helping education leaders accelerate academic achievement so that all students graduate with the knowledge, skills, and aspirations that will enable them to thrive in college, career and life.
The foundation's goal is to develop and implement the instructional components and system metrics — the Learning System — needed to deliver 21st century college readiness by fostering collaborative cross-sector research and development (R&D) and the capacity for innovation in public school districts.
We are working closely with federal, state, and industry partners to introduce an R&D capacity to achieve systemic transformation across the U.S. education system. Let me know if you'd like to help. -
President
Bordeaux & Assoc
(Think Tanks industry)
January 2009 — Present (11 months)
Consulting for the public sector is back in vogue, as “whole-of-government” solutions to citizen needs are increasingly valued above agency position or budget envy. We have witnessed fits and starts in providing “citizen-centric government services,” and “e-government solutions.” While noble starts, there remain systemic problems – from national security to disaster relief – that leave the citizen wondering when they will earn a competent government. Individual excellence fails to overcome a sclerotic system. The problems are not with any human or agency – they are systemic and due to a functionally-based system unable to effectively adapt to cross-Agency challenges. We are uniquely positioned based to understand the underlying issues and to help our clients understand how to work effectively across their organization and across Agencies to provide whole-of-government solutions to citizen needs.
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Adjunct Professor
Walsh College
(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)
September 2008 — Present (1 year 3 months)
As of Winter 2009, professor for core course in MBA program: “Effective Leadership and Business Ethics” [Online Course]
John Bordeaux’s Education
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George Mason University
Ph.D. , Public Policy - Organizational Informatics , August 1998 — January 2003
Bordeaux, John. Self-Organized Air Tasking: Examining a Non-Hierarchical Model for Joint Air Operations - Proceedings of the 2004 International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium. Diss. School of Public Policy, George Mason U, 2002. Copenhagen, Denmark: 2004.
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George Mason University
M.S. , Information Systems , August 1996 — May 1998
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Christopher Newport University
B.S. , Governmental Administration , August 1987 — August 1989
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Community College of the Air Force
A.A.S. , Intelligence and Imagery Analysis , September 1987 — December 1988
