Marc Krupanski

Marc serves as director of criminal justice policy at Arnold Ventures. In this role he directs strategy and portfolio development related to community safety and policing.

Marc comes to Arnold Ventures with over two decades of experience in policing, criminal justice, and security sector-focused work both domestically and internationally. Marc served as senior program officer with the Open Society Foundations, where he led a multi-country portfolio focused on improving policing, community safety, and public health. In addition, he worked on international security sector governance and reform with DCAF - Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance – an intergovernmental foundation “think-and-do” tank based in Geneva, Switzerland. Marc also worked for several years in New York City on policing and criminal justice with the Center for Constitutional Rights and Communities United for Police Reform.

In addition to his work for governmental agencies, Marc’s work on policing and security sector governance has been featured in outlets such as The New York Times, The Hill, Vice, Stat, The Crime Report, Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being, the National Defense University, and MIT Press, among others.

Marc received his master's degree in international studies and in international history and politics from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (Geneva, Switzerland) and his bachelor's degree, with honors, in history and Latin American studies from New York University.