Gosia Wagner is the Managing Director of Georgetown Law’s Center on National Security, where she provides operational and administrative management in support of the Center’s mission. Gosia has extensive legal and financial experience in domestic and international settings, working in the judiciary, think tanks, and government.

Prior to joining the Center, Gosia served as Senior Financial Manager, Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution and as the Grants and Contracts Manager at the National Academy for State Health Policy.

Before relocating to the United States, Gosia was a member of the legal compliance team for the Lubelskie Province Governor in Poland and served as a project manager for a European Union-funded initiative for the development of small business partnerships between Polish entrepreneurs and international markets. She was also the recipient of a fellowship from the Centurio Programme of the Assembly of European Regions hosted by the Thüringen Parliament in Germany.

Gosia holds a Master’s in Law from the Catholic University of Lublin, an MBA with a concentration in negotiations and conflict management from JIU, and a music/flute diploma from the Szeligowski School of Music.

She loves hiking with her family and, in her free time, can often be found juggling a camera and her standard poodle.