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 Keith Allred has been a faculty member at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government since 1998. His teaching and research have focused on leadership, particularly in the areas of negotiation, conflict resolution, and decision making. He has been on the faculty for the Programme on Negotiation at Oxford since 2003. He is also a faculty member of the Ivy Faculty Consortium, a network of top executive educators that delivers executive education programmes on site for businesses, governmental agencies, and large nonprofit organizations. Before joining the faculty at Harvard, he was a professor at Columbia University.
An internationally recognized scholar, Keith has significant experience in applying his knowledge to real world challenges. As a professional mediator, he has helped resolve many high stakes disputes, including public lands, hydroelectric dam, tribal, and land use disputes. His work as a consultant and trainer has taken him to Russia, Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Canada. He has worked for Fortune 500 companies including Chevron, Dow Chemical, Hughes, and Micron. He has also consulted for U.S. federal agencies including, the U.S. Federal Departments of State, Justice, Interior, and Agriculture as well as the Internal Revenue Service.
He is the founder and president of The CommonInterest.org, a non-partisan, non-profit organization that works in state legislatures to put common sense solutions ahead of special interest and partisan politics.
Keith earned a B.A. from Stanford and a Ph.D. in organizational behavior and social psychology from UCLA. He loves skiing, backpacking, fly-fishing, and snow machining. Having grown-up working summers on his grandfather’s cattle ranch, Keith has competed successfully on cutting horses, going to the national championships twice. He is married to Christine Edwards Allred. They are the proud parents of Anna, Dan, and Cate. |
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