Nick Psyhogeos

Biography

Nick Psyhogeos is an Instructor at the Harvard Extension School where he teaches a course on digital technology and the future of work. He also co-founded and serves as CEO of Fork, a tech start-up incubating at the Harvard Innovation Lab that uses AI to advance employees toward higher-pay and demand occupations. He started his career as an intellectual property litigator at Holland & Knight in Boston (formerly Sherburne, Powers & Needham) and then moved in-house at Microsoft Corp. Over nearly two decades at Microsoft he led numerous legal, IP, and business teams across the globe, including his role as President, Microsoft Technology Licensing, the company’s patent subsidiary. He has since served as general counsel of an AI start-up in the biomed field and as a Fellow of Harvard’s Weatherhead Center for International Affairs Scholar’s Program. In 2017, he authored: “Confessions of a Global Negotiator: A Quick Guide to the 5 Rules Business Development Professionals Need to Close Great Deals,” that earned a Gold Award from the Nonfiction Authors Association and chronicles his experiences leading complex commercial deal work.