Diamond is MDRC’s Director of Knowledge Management and Institutional Learning. He is responsible for developing and maintaining organization-wide systems and practices to capture, curate, and share knowledge. He also leads MDRC’s AI transformation initiatives—helping staff adopt AI tools while developing the governance, guidance, and safeguards needed for the responsible use of AI. Diamond also serves as the chair of MDRC’s Data Security Team, where he oversees cross-functional efforts to strengthen information security practices, manage risk, and respond to data incidents.
Through these roles, Diamond strengthens MDRC’s ability to build and apply knowledge. He creates shared standards and resources that facilitate collaboration across teams and departments, and he helps staff apply emerging AI capabilities in ways that improve efficiency and quality without compromising privacy or security. His work empowers MDRC to scale what it learns—transforming teams’ experience into accessible, dependable knowledge for the organization.
Before joining MDRC in 2012, Diamond was a consultant in securities class-action litigation. Diamond holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and biochemistry from Swarthmore College.
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