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Nicholas Siegel
Nicholas Siegel works as a research and personal assistant to the Atlantic Council’s president, Frederick Kempe. Nicholas joined the Atlantic Council upon graduating from the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna in 2007, where he completed a Masters degree in advanced international studies. His graduate work was focused on transatlantic security and European studies, and his thesis examined the political and social ramifications of territorial partitions. Prior to working at the Atlantic Council, Nicholas worked in the history department at the Diplomatic Academy and interned at the United Nations Industrial Development Organization in Vienna, Austria.
A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Nicholas holds a B.A. in History, English Literature, and German Literature from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and is fluent in German and Spanish.
FEATURED EVENT
Atlantic Council Chairman Named National Security Advisor
Atlantic Council Chairman General James L. Jones has accepted President-elect Barack Obama’s offer to serve as his National Security Advisor. Jones, respected on both sides of the aisle, brings more than forty years of military and diplomatic experience to the post.
FEATURED ISSUE
A Marshall Plan for Afghanistan?
Former Afghan finance minister Ashraf Ghani -- a member of the Atlantic Council's International Advisory Board -- calls for a Marshall Plan for his country in an op-ed in today's Independent. He argues that "The Obama Presidency provides a second chance to get Afghanistan right" and that the way to turn around this failed state is to invest in its people.
Council Highlight
Counterterrorism Plan for Obama
Atlantic Council senior fellow David L. Phillips published an op-ed at the Boston Globe entitled, "A counterterrorism plan for Obama."
