John Zogby, Founder and Senior Partner

John Zogby — pollster, author, trend-spotter, and thought leader. John has spent the past four decades as one of the most accurate pollsters in the world, conducting business in 80 countries, and leading the way in finding the meaning, story, direction, and usefulness of the data collected.

His client list is a Who’s Who of Fortune 500 companies (GE, Microsoft, Cisco Systems, Coca-Cola, IBM); global NGO’s (UNAIDS, the World Health Organization); and government agencies (the US State Department, US Department of Defense, the Mayors of New York City, Houston, Miami).

His unique data-driven analysis has led to board and commission memberships for think tanks (the Center for Strategic and International Studies Commission on Smart Power and the Advisory Commission on Biotechnology); the Congressionally-appointed Advisory Commission of Public Diplomacy; global non-governmental organization like Sudan Sunrise (which he chaired for four years) and the AMAR Foundation; economic development and entrepreneurial promotion (Upstate Venture Connect); and health care (Bassett Health Care Network) — among others. He has found time to mentor hundreds of students over the years.

A master story-teller, he is a sought-after speaker with over 125 speeches per year across the globe since 1999, as well as author of three path-breaking books — The Way We’ll Be: The Zogby Report on the Transformation of the American Dream (Random House, 2008); First Globals: Understanding, Managing, and Unleashing the Power of America’s Millennial Generation (2013); and We Are Many, We Are One: Neo-Tribes and Tribal Analytics in 21sth Century America (2016). He is represented by the APB Speakers Bureau and the A-International Speakers Bureau. He honed his skills as a teacher and storyteller teaching history at local colleges for three decades.

John’s regular columns for Forbes.com and the Washington Examiner dissect the intersection between cultural values and political behavior.

A former senior advisor at the Belfer Center of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, John is the first Senior Fellow at the Institute of Policy Research and Catholic Studies at the Catholic University of America. He spent two years as the founding director of the Keenan Center for Entrepreneurship at his alma mater, Le Moyne College.

He has received three honorary doctorates and one Chancellor’s Award for Excellence. His three sons have followed in his footsteps. He lives with his wife, Kathy, a former special education teacher and children’s book author, in Upstate New York.

Benjamin Zogby, General Counsel, Partner

Benjamin is an attorney who specializes in commercial litigation, particularly in the energy and financial sectors.  He spent four years at a blue chip Wall Street firm, where his experience also included patent and trademark litigation, and government regulatory matters, including SEC investigations and DOJ antitrust.

Prior to law school, Benjamin worked on Capitol Hill as a legislative aide for Representative Nick Rahall, III and prior to that as an economic/political researcher at the Embassy of Qatar.  He holds a BA in history from the University of Virginia and his law degree from Georgetown University Law Center.  As a Rotary Scholar, Benjamin spent a year studying at the American University of Beirut prior to law school.

Benjamin’s legal and research background provide the tools for asking precise questions, spotting the most important issues, and homing in on the most pertinent answers/solutions.  He has a deep interest in the Austrian School of Economics and closely follows global markets.

Currently, Benjamin is serving as an adjunct professor at the Madden School of Business at Le Moyne College, where he is teaching a course in entrepreneurship and starting a business.

Jeremy Zogby, Managing Partner

Has over a decade of teaching history seminars abroad in Europe and in the U.S. at the university and secondary levels utilizing his interactive focus group style of teaching.  Also having served as the editor for the legendary and former President of Czech Republic Vaclav Havel’s annual conference of Statesmen and Spiritual Leaders where he worked closely with the former leadership that produced the Velvet Revolution. Before joining Zogby StrategiesSM, he worked with BNY Mellon’s Central New York Data Analytics team.

Jeremy has a keen eye for finding the unique story and unseen opportunities within each data set and has offered insight and direction to a variety of clients including political candidates, publicly traded companies, advocacy groups, cyber security, government, non-profit/philanthropy, and beyond. He conducts workshops on perfecting messaging and using data for meaningful strategies. As early as December of 2019, at AARP’s annual conference at the National Press Club in Washington D.C.,  Jeremy forecasted tectonic changes to take place in 2020.

In March of 2020, he began chronicling polling data, insights, and forecasts in a biweekly report the Main St. – K St. IntelligenSEER (see Insights tab above).  In 2022, Jeremy led a unique approach to polling – tracking Independent voters leading up to the November Midterms, spotting a trend, and forecasting Independents leaning Democrat in key races due to Republican candidates’ stance on 2020 election fraud.  Hence no red wave, but instead, a generally poor performance by both parties.

He co-hosts a weekly podcast with John, titled The Zogby Report: Real & Unscripted (see Podcast tab above) in which they review the top national and geopolitical stories of the week from two very different points of view.  Also, a frequent guest-host on WUTQ’s Talk of the Town radio show.