Mathieu Bere

Decade of Impact in Global Security, Research & Policy

10+

Years of Experience

$50M

Projects Managed

3

Advanced Degrees

Core Competencies

Research & Analytics

Advanced qualitative & quantitative methods, data analysis with NVIVO, Stata, ArcGIS.

Open-Source Intelligence

Meticulous conflict monitoring and data collection from diverse online sources for impactful reporting.

Policy & Program Management

Full lifecycle management of USAID-funded initiatives using strategic logical frameworks.

Global Security & Conflict Resolution

Deep regional specialization in the Sahara-Sahel with hands-on skills in mediation & negotiation.

Strategic Communication

Prolific analytical writer with a significant publication record in books and peer-reviewed journals.

Leadership & Training

Co-founder of two organizations and valued instructor for U.S. diplomats and university students.

Skills Overview

Areas of Expertise

A visualization of my balanced, high-level skill set across key professional domains.

Technical Proficiency

Proficiency with essential software for modern data analysis and research.

Career Journey

Conflict Monitoring Expert

Sudan Conflict Observatory

2024

Utilized advanced OSINT to monitor, analyze, and report on the conflict in Sudan.

Peace & Governance Specialist

USAID (Burkina Faso)

2016 - 2018

Managed a $50M portfolio on countering violent extremism and promoting democracy.

Researcher

George Mason University

2021 - 2022

Led grant-funded field research in Niger and Burkina Faso on terrorist violence.

Consultant & Analyst

Global Terrorism Trends Analysis Center

2019 - 2020

Analyzed data in English and French to build a comprehensive terrorism database.

Publications Overview

A summary of my contributions to academic and policy discourse.

15+ Total Publications

Academic Foundation

Ph.D. in Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution

George Mason University (2022)

M.A. in Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution

University of San Diego (2015)

M.A. in Social Ethics and Theology

University of Toronto (2011)

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