Geysha González is a Senior Advisor at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA). She previously served as Board Secretary and Chief Operating Officer, where she led organizational strategy, business development, external communications, and strategic partnerships, helping scale CEPA’s impact across its policy, research, and convening platforms.

Prior to joining CEPA, Geysha held senior leadership roles at the Atlantic Council, including Deputy Director for Policy Partnerships at the Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab) and Deputy Director of the Eurasia Center. At DFRLab, she led the integration of the Council’s counter-disinformation initiatives, translating research into policy engagement and expanding global partner networks. At the Eurasia Center, she directed strategy, programming, and business development, with a focus on Ukraine and strengthening transatlantic and regional partnerships. She began her career in the executive office at Freedom House, supporting global democracy and human rights initiatives.

Geysha was named one of New America’s Latino National Security and Foreign Policy Next Generation Leaders in 2020 and was recognized by the Center for Strategic and International Studies as a U.S. National Security and Foreign Affairs leader in 2022. Her analysis has appeared in The Washington Post and The Hill.

She holds a master’s degree in the history of international relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a bachelor’s degree in international affairs from Marquette University.