Jon Hersey
Jon Hersey (@revivingreason) is managing editor of The Objective Standard and holds fellowships at Foundation for Economic Education, where he writes in defense of freedom, and at Objective Standard Institute, where he teaches courses and hosts the podcast “Philosophy for Flourishing.”
Angelica Walker-Werth
Angelica is a fellow at Objective Standard Institute, an assistant editor and writer for The Objective Standard, and an Ayn Rand Fellow with Foundation for Economic Education’s Hazlitt Project. Her roles at OSI include managing the internship and Active-Mind scholarship programs, course administration and development, and editing On Solid Ground. She writes nonfiction articles and speaks; you can see her work at walker-werth.com. She is also a voracious reader of fiction in her spare time, and writes about the ideas in fictional works at fictionosophy.substack.com.
Thomas Walker-Werth
Thomas Walker-Werth is associate editor at The Objective Standard and a fellow at both Objective Standard Institute and Foundation for Economic Education. He is currently writing his first full-length book, Reason for Living: A Rational, Fact-Based Approach to Living Your Best Life. See more of his work at walker-werth.com.
Dan Sanchez
Dan Sanchez is an essayist, editor, and educator. His primary topics are liberty, economics, and educational philosophy. He is the Director of Content at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) and the editor-in-chief of FEE.org. He created the Hazlitt Project at FEE, launched the Mises Academy at the Mises Institute, and taught writing for Praxis. He has written hundreds of essays for venues including FEE.org (see his author archive), Mises.org, Antiwar.com, and The Objective Standard. Follow him on Twitter and Substack.
Diogo Costa
A 17-year veteran of the freedom movement, Diogo is widely recognized as both a thought leader and an organizational leader in the movement for liberty in Brazil, which is among the most robust in the world.
Diogo began his career in Washington, D.C. in 2007 with two two-year stints, one at the Cato Institute and the other at the Atlas Network, as a pioneer promoting classical liberal ideas in Brazil before they had achieved the extraordinary success that they now have in that country. This was followed by five years as a teaching fellow and a professor of economics and political science at universities in Brazil and the United Kingdom, and for an online business school in Spain.
For the past eight years, Diogo has had a series of leadership positions in both educational organizations and policy-oriented think tanks in Brazil, including explicitly free-market shops as well as more mainstream organizations that he was able to move in a freedom-friendly direction.
Diogo has a bachelor of law degree from the Catholic University of Petropolis, Brazil, earned a master of political science degree from Columbia University, and completed three years of postgraduate study in political economy at King’s College, London.
Maggie Anders
Maggie Anders is a Social Media Content Creator at the Foundation for Economic Education. She utilizes her strong social media presence to elevate FEE's brand and message.
Before joining FEE, Maggie served as the Regional Director at Young Americans for Liberty, where she led a network of college activists and staffed campaigns for pro-liberty candidates. She also worked in development for the Pelican Institute in her home state of Louisiana.
In her free time, Maggie enjoys tweeting about current events, organizing events in Atlanta, and spending time with friends and her cat, Thomas.
Hannah Frankman
Hannah Frankman is the founder of renegadeEducator and the host of the Hannah Frankman Podcast. She grew up homeschooled, skipped college to go straight into the startup world and has been working in alternative education for almost 10 years. She’s the former Program Manager of Praxis, a Hazlitt Fellow at the Foundation for Economic Education, and runs a marketing agency that does philosophical brand-building and social media growth for startups, nonprofits, and individuals.
Lola Allgyer
Lola Allgyer personally coached dozens of early-career young people in their writing careers during her work at Praxis, a program created to help entrepreneurial teens launch careers without college. She’s the Community Director at Copy Chief, the largest online community and recruiting platform for pro copywriters today. In her time there she’s trained over 200 freelance copywriters. She’s personally had a hand in over $1M in sales and recruiting connections. She currently mentors in FEE’s Cole Summers Fellowship.
Her other revolving interests include classical music, psychology, economics, alternative education. She’s obsessed with showing the world what an autodidact can accomplish in today’s day and age. Her writing has been featured on Dan Lok, The Objective Standard, the Praxis blog, and various other publications and business websites. She publishes most regularly on Linkedin.
Joel Miller
Joel Miller, Ed.S., serves as the Curriculum Development Manager at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) since June 2022. With an educational background in Educational Leadership: Curriculum and Instruction and a focus on Psychology, History & Economics at the University of Tennessee, Joel's academic achievements have laid a solid foundation for his role. Before joining FEE, Joel's experience includes 14 years as a public school teacher, instructing AP Microeconomics/Macroeconomics, History, and Personal Finance at South Forsyth High School.
His contributions there include authoring curriculum-based lessons for various state and national organizations, creating virtual courses in AP Economics and Personal Finance, and coaching several state championships in the Economics Challenge and a pair of state championships in boys and girls cross country.
LAWRENCE W. REED
Lawrence W. (“Larry”) Reed is FEE's President Emeritus, Humphreys Family Senior Fellow, and Ron Manners Global Ambassador for Liberty. Reed previously served as president of FEE from 2008-2019 after serving previously as chairman of its board of trustees in the 1990s and both writing and speaking for FEE since the late 1970s. Prior to becoming FEE’s president, he served for 21 years as president of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy in Midland, Michigan. He also taught economics full-time from 1977 to 1984 at Northwood University in Michigan and chaired its department of economics from 1982 to 1984.
He holds a B.A. in economics from Grove City College (1975) and an M.A. degree in history from Slippery Rock State University (1978), both in Pennsylvania. He holds two honorary doctorates, one from Central Michigan University (public administration, 1993) and Northwood University (laws, 2008).
A champion for liberty, Reed has authored nearly 2,000 newspaper columns and articles and dozens of articles in magazines and journals in the United States and abroad. His writings have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Christian Science Monitor, USA Today, The Epoch Times, The Washington Examiner, Baltimore Sun, Detroit News and Detroit Free Press, among many others. He has authored or coauthored eight books, the most recent being Was Jesus a Socialist? He is frequently interviewed on radio talk shows and has appeared as a guest on numerous television programs, including those anchored by Judge Andrew Napolitano and John Stossel on FOX Business News.
Reed has delivered at least 75 speeches annually since 1985 in virtually every state and in dozens of countries from Bulgaria to China to Bolivia. His best-known lectures include “Seven Principles of Sound Policy” and “Great Myths of the Great Depression,” both of which have been translated into more than a dozen languages and distributed worldwide.
His interests in political and economic affairs have taken him as a freelance journalist to 86 countries on six continents. He serves on the boards of directors of JustFacts.com and Montana’s Frontier Institute and as an advisor to numerous organizations around the world. He served for 15 years as a member of the board (and for one term as president) of the State Policy Network. His numerous recognitions include the Champion of Freedom award from the Mackinac Center for Public Policy and the Distinguished Alumni award from Grove City College.
He is a native of Pennsylvania and a 30-year resident of Michigan, and now resides in Newnan, Georgia.
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