Jason Wang is an Affiliated Non-Resident Expert at the Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS). At the Council, his work focuses on technology policy, economic statecraft, and innovation, including artificial intelligence and the role of private capital in strategic competition across the Americas, Asia, and the Indo-Pacific.

Jason is currently the Special Projects Lead at HOF Capital, a global multistage Venture Capital firm with $10+ billion in AUM that partners with ambitious entrepreneurs from idea to IPO, where he manages and completes high-priority, high-value projects for HOF Capital, including projects related to recruiting, investing, portfolio company acceleration, community management, and brand-building.

Prior to joining HOF Capital, Jason served as a payroll manager at Google, where he ran core processes for Google’s US payroll operations and processed $5+ billion of annual payroll disbursements for over 35,000 Google employees in the US. Before that, he worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers as a Certified Public Accountant tax associate, where he prepared over 150 venture capital partnership tax returns.

He is a graduate of Harvard University with a Master in Public Administration (MPA) degree and a certificate in Management, Leadership, and Decision Sciences (MLD). He also completed additional coursework at MIT, co-producing a paper with the MIT Sloan School of Management on “Assessing the System and Capacities in ‘innovation driven entrepreneurial’ ecosystems.” He was also previously a Research Fellow at Harvard University, where his research interest included creating a US AI policy framework and strategy optimized for producing the best outcome from the AI tech race.