Philippe Assouline

Philippe Assouline has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Philippe most recently worked at ThriveDX (formerly HackerU) as the Head of Insights, Data Science & Marketing Analytics, where they focused on creating an advanced data and analytics infrastructure to understand and empower students. Prior to that, Philippe was the VP of Data Science and Consumer Insights at Imprint-Social, where they advised clients on consumer insights, marketing strategy, and predictive consumer models. Philippe also worked independently as a Pollster and Messaging/Audience Strategist, providing polling and strategic insights to political parties and candidates. Philippe's educational background includes being a PhD candidate and section instructor at UCLA, where their research focused on the psychology of communication and political communication. Philippe has also held roles as the Director of Polling and Analytics at The Israel Project, Special Counsel at Kenyon & Kenyon, and Intellectual Property Attorney at Kenyon & Kenyon. Philippe started their career as an Associate Attorney at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP and clerked for Justice A.D. Grunis at the Supreme Court of Israel.

Philippe Assouline has a diverse education history. Philippe is currently a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) candidate in Political Psychology & Statistical Methods at UCLA, a program they have been pursuing since 2013. Prior to this, they obtained a degree in Law (Common Law and Civil Law) from McGill University, graduating in 2005 with a B.C.L./LL.B. In 2000, they completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Computer Science from UNSW. Before that, they studied Computer Science at McGill University, earning a B.Sc. in 2000. Philippe's educational journey also includes a diploma in Health Sciences from Vanier College, which they obtained in 1997. In terms of additional certifications, they hold the NY State Bar certification, but specific details about its institution or the year and month of obtaining it are not provided.