Richard Price is a research fellow on the Christensen Institute’s higher education team. Richard’s work delves into innovative business models, alternative financing mechanisms, and policy initiatives in the space. He has published works on coding bootcamps and income share agreements, focusing on their potential to reshape the postsecondary education landscape. Richard also spearheads the Institute’s “Innovators Worth Watching” blog series, which highlights emerging trends and potential disruptors. Prior to joining the Institute, Richard worked as a financial analyst at Point Break Capital Management. He attended Princeton University where he earned a BSE degree in Computer Science.
Richard’s work has been featured in Inside Higher Ed, Politico, Forbes, CNBC and RealClearPolicy.
