Standing Committee Leadership
Chair or Vice-Chair working groups within one of five specialized Standing Committees (Sovereign Capital, AI Statecraft, IVOA De-Risking, RWA Rails, or Diplomatic Education).
The GEDC Fellowship is a selective, 1-year research and policy leadership honor awarded to outstanding GEDC Senior Members. Fellows serve as principal authors, working group chairs, and strategic advisors across the five mayaNomics Standing Committees.
The Fellowship elevates dedicated foreign policy officers, trade negotiators, and central bank/SWF analysts from active network members to co-architects of global trade frameworks.
Active GEDC Senior Membership
Peer Application or Institutional Recommendation
Committee Appointment & Research Proposal Review
Formal Induction at the October 24th Global Summit
Chair or Vice-Chair working groups within one of five specialized Standing Committees (Sovereign Capital, AI Statecraft, IVOA De-Risking, RWA Rails, or Diplomatic Education).
Lead research and publication on official mayaNomics Policy White Papers, Trade Corridor Reports, and Geoeconomic Index Bulletins.
Recognized permanently as a GEDC Senior Fellow across all official registries, diplomatic briefs, and digital credentials.
Fellows are eligible for sponsored research grants underwritten by accredited Foreign Service Academies, Think Tanks, and Sovereign Wealth Partners.
Deliver keynotes or lead working sessions at the annual Global GeoEconomic Diplomat Summit.
Step 1
Confirm active status as a GEDC Senior Member.
Step 2
Submit your CV, institutional affiliation, and a 500-word Research & Committee Proposal.
Step 3
The GEDC Academic & Policy Board reviews applications on a rolling quarterly basis.
Step 4
Successful candidates are formally inducted during the nearest global assembly.
Advance research, convene strategic working groups, and help shape the frameworks that guide a changing global economy.