Gregory La Blanc is a Distinguished Teaching Fellow at Berkeley Haas, Berkeley Law School, and the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Berkeley. At Haas, he launched the school’s first classes in Data Science and Fintech. He is also a Lecturer at Stanford’s Graduate Schools of Business, Engineering, and Medicine. The recipient of numerous teaching awards, including the Haas Cheit Award, he teaches classes in finance, law, innovation, strategy, technology and data. He also is an Instructor at HEC Paris where he leads the Digital Transformation class for both Executive MBAs and Executive Education. He is a graduate of the Wharton School, and studied law at Duke University, George Mason University, and UC Berkeley School of Law. He has consulted in the areas of innovation, decision making, risk management, and strategy around the world. He has advised numerous startups, particularly in Fintech, AI, and people operations. His research lies at the intersection of law, innovation and the use of data in rapidly changing industries.