
Ewa M. Błaszczynska is a research analyst at
CEPA, specializing in economic policy, trade and investment strategy,
and private sector development in Central and Eastern Europe. She holds
a Master's Degree from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced
International Studies (SAIS) with a concentration in Emerging Market
Economics and European Studies. She received her undergraduate degree
from Northwestern University with a double major in Political Science
and International Studies. Eva has studied at the SAIS Bologna Center
in Bologna, Italy as well as at The Institute for International
Mediation and Conflict Resolution in The Hague, The Netherlands. She
has traveled extensively throughout Western and Eastern Europe, South
America, and Asia.
Previously,
she spent four years working in management consulting for firms
including Booz Allen Hamilton, A.T. Kearney (Global Business Policy
Council), and Censeo Consulting Group. She has also worked as an intern
at the U.S. Department of Commerce Central and Eastern European
Business Information Center. Prior to graduate school she was a Herbert
Scoville International Security Fellow with the Henry L. Stimson Center.
Her
current research focus includes the sustainability of Central and
Eastern Europe economies, European monetary integration, and the
affects of the global financial crisis on private sector development in
the region.











