Jonathan Prosser (MA, MS, FRSA, FRAI, FMAC) is an executive, social entrepreneur, and academic. He has instigated and supported numerous social innovation initiatives to improve the lives of children and youth, to furthering peace, and to educate, coach and equip others. His prior experience was as an entrepreneur, executive, board member, and strategy consultant.

Prosser's work is focused on addressing child poverty as Compassion International’s Global Head of Program Innovation & Advocacy, and on social innovations that further peace as the Founder of PaxHax.org. His academic contributions have included teaching, consulting and coaching, for universities such as Cambridge, Sydney, and the London School of Economics.

In public diplomacy his efforts have focused on child centred nations, entrepreneurship diplomacy, peace innovation and PeaceTech, sport diplomacy, writing for a variety of think-tanks and publications, and advisory input into committees on domestic and foreign policy. His work has been recognised with industry, academic, and community awards.

Prosser holds an MA, International Relations, from the University of St Andrews, which he completed alongside playing international (field) hockey, and an MS, Management – Advanced Entrepreneurial Leadership, from Babson College F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business, where he graduated summa cum laude, was the valedictorian, and received the Dean’s leadership award. He was a member of the inaugural cohort of the University of Cambridge’s Peaceshaping & Climate Incubator, completed programmes with Clinton Global Initiative and the Institute for Economics & Peace, served for two years on the Forbes Non-Profit Council, and was a Visiting Scholar at the East-West Center. In recognition of his expertise and contributions, he is an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, the Royal Anthropological Institute, the Association for Coaching, and is an Associate Fellow of the Kirby Laing Centre for Public Theology, Cambridge. LinkedIn.