Michael D. Schultz is an economist with six years of experience at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, where he managed the development and release of industry productivity data. During his time at the BLS, he led teams through complex data production cycles, implemented system and process improvements, and prepared high-level economic briefings for senior leadership along with clear, public-facing reports.
In addition to his federal service, Michael worked as an independent economic consultant, producing economic impact analyses, developing new data indices, and building interactive data tools for commercial and nonprofit clients. He holds a master’s degree in economics from George Mason University and a bachelor’s degree in international business from John Brown University.