Nate Sibley

Fellow and Director, Kleptocracy Initiative

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Nate Sibley is a research fellow and director of Hudson Institute’s Kleptocracy Initiative.

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Biography

Nate Sibley is a research fellow and director of Hudson Institute’s Kleptocracy Initiative. His research explores the relationship between authoritarianism, corruption and other illicit finance, and national security.

Mr. Sibley works closely with the US government and its allies to advance innovative policies in the fields of anti-money laundering, economic statecraft, and democracy promotion. His work is credited with helping to elevate transnational corruption as a core US national security concern.

Mr. Sibley publishes frequently in leading publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, and the Washington Post; has appeared on the BBC, CNN, and NPR; and hosts Hudson’s Making a Killing podcast.

September 2024

Past Event

What’s Next for Maduro’s Criminal Hybrid State in Venezuela?

Featured Speakers:

Nate Sibley

Maria Alejandra Marquez

Ryan Berg

Marshall Billingslea

Incumbent President of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro speaks during a press conference on July 28, 2024, in Fuerte Tiuna, Caracas, Venezuela. (Jesus Vargas via Getty Images)

September 2024

Past Event

What’s Next for Maduro’s Criminal Hybrid State in Venezuela?

Join Hudson for a discussion on how these crises will affect the evolution of Maduro’s criminal networks, the threat to regional security, and broader implications for the United States’ Venezuela policy, including how the US should dispose of the billions of dollars seized during criminal proceedings against members of Maduro’s inner circle.

Featured Speakers:

Nate Sibley

Maria Alejandra Marquez

Ryan Berg

Marshall Billingslea

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September 2024

Past Event

How Foreign Adversaries Infiltrate US Campuses

Featured Speakers:

Zineb Riboua

Nate Sibley

Casey Michel

Ellen Bork

The Alma Mater sculpture at Columbia University in New York City. (Getty Images)

September 2024

Past Event

How Foreign Adversaries Infiltrate US Campuses

Join Hudson for a discussion on what American policymakers can do to protect the integrity of US institutions and prevent foreign adversaries from spreading malign influence within America’s academic, cultural, and political life.