Scott Bade is a senior analyst in the Geo-technology practice. Based in Washington, DC with a regular presence in the San Francisco Bay Area, he covers the intersection of technology and macro geopolitics, US technology and industrial policy, and the politics of Silicon Valley. He is also a specialist on transatlantic relations and the growing implications of hybrid war and threats to the global commons. Prior to joining Eurasia Group, he wrote on tech and geopolitics at TechCrunch, where he was special series editor of its Global Affairs Project.
During the 2020 campaign cycle, Scott provided speechwriting and policy support to Mayor Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign, was a member of the Biden-Harris campaign's foreign policy working group.
Scott was formerly a speechwriter to former New York City mayor and Bloomberg LP founder Michael Bloomberg. He is also coauthor with Steve Hilton and Jason Bade of the Sunday Times bestseller, More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First.
Scott graduated from Stanford University, where he studied history and international security, and received his master's degree in international relations from the London School of Economics. In addition to TechCrunch, his work has appeared in The Sunday Times, The Australian, The Daily Telegraph, Just Security, The Diplomat, and Slate, and he has been interviewed and quoted in publications and outlets around the world. Scott is a Term Member of the Council on Foreign Relations. In his free time, Scott enjoys traveling, making craft cocktails, and cheering on the Golden State Warriors.
During the 2020 campaign cycle, Scott provided speechwriting and policy support to Mayor Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign, was a member of the Biden-Harris campaign's foreign policy working group.
Scott was formerly a speechwriter to former New York City mayor and Bloomberg LP founder Michael Bloomberg. He is also coauthor with Steve Hilton and Jason Bade of the Sunday Times bestseller, More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First.
Scott graduated from Stanford University, where he studied history and international security, and received his master's degree in international relations from the London School of Economics. In addition to TechCrunch, his work has appeared in The Sunday Times, The Australian, The Daily Telegraph, Just Security, The Diplomat, and Slate, and he has been interviewed and quoted in publications and outlets around the world. Scott is a Term Member of the Council on Foreign Relations. In his free time, Scott enjoys traveling, making craft cocktails, and cheering on the Golden State Warriors.
