
Waltzing in: What Harris’s running-mate could mean for US foreign policy
Kamala Harris has completed the Democratic ticket by choosing Tim Walz as her running-mate. Here’s what his vice presidency could mean for the future of US foreign policy
Programme Coordinator, US Programme
US domestic and foreign policy; transatlantic relations; education
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Chris Herrmann is the US programme coordinator at the European Council on Foreign Relations, based in Washington, DC.
Before joining ECFR, Herrmann worked with the Aspen Strategy Group at the Aspen Institute, where he helped support various non-partisan public and private conferences, including the Aspen Security Forum. Previously, he served as a Fulbright fellow in Athens, Greece, was a member of Teach for America, and taught secondary English in Denver, Colorado for four years.
Herrmann studied international public policy at the Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver and sociology and humanomics at Chapman University in Orange, California.
Kamala Harris has completed the Democratic ticket by choosing Tim Walz as her running-mate. Here’s what his vice presidency could mean for the future of US foreign policy