Mr. Jeremy Graham directs strategy and operations at the Global Peace Foundation, aligning leadership priorities with institutional initiatives and execution across the Foundation’s core areas of work. He plays a central role in translating vision into coordinated action and strengthening organizational effectiveness in support of global programs. Prior to his work in the nonprofit sector, Jeremy served 15 years in the U.S. Army, concluding as a Major. A graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, he was commissioned as an Infantry officer and deployed to Afghanistan, gaining experience in complex operational environments and mission-focused leadership. At GPF, Mr. Graham’s work spans organization-wide initiatives while providing focused leadership in two strategic areas: the development of emerging leaders and efforts advancing a free and unified Korea.
Mr. Jeremy Graham
Chief of Staff
Global Peace Foundation
Biography
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Events
International Forum on One Korea 2026
Oct 02, 2026
The International Forum on One Korea 2026 brings together experts, policymakers, and civil society leaders to advance the vision of a Free and Unified Korea. Grounded in the Korean Dream and the ideal of Hongik Ingan, the Forum explores practical pathways toward Korean unification and a future of peace, freedom, and shared prosperity across Northeast Asia.
Capitol Policy Forum
Apr 29, 2026
The Korean Peninsula remains divided more than 70 years after the Korean War, with a democratic and economically advanced South contrasted by a totalitarian and nuclear armed North. This division continues to drive geopolitical instability, nuclear proliferation, and human rights abuses. Shifting United States policy toward a broader strategy focused on achieving a free and unified Korea, rather than focusing only on denuclearization, could better address these challenges while aligning with regional stability and the long term aspirations of the Korean people.