Stephen Lieberman

President and Chief Executive Officer

Email

Stephen@Youbilee.com

Phone

785.746.0663

Address

Monterey, California

At Northrop Grumman, his role as a senior manager focused on aligning policy and technology priorities among high-profile federal government agencies, Fortune 100 companies, and the United States Congress, working with teams of C-suite civilians, contractors, and representatives from every branch of the US military. Stephen has worked at the crossroads of technology and government to promote inclusive digital solutions with individuals from more than 30 countries throughout his career. This unique blend of technical expertise and commitment to social impact defines his approach to leadership.

As the President of LFC (Loaves, Fishes, and Computers), he led the transformation of the California nonprofit into a crucial resource for underserved communities, providing access to digital resources and essential skills vital for success in modern society. Under his leadership, LFC has expanded its revenue by more than 500% annually and partnered with dozens of national and regional organizations like the California State University system, the U.S. AmeriCorps, Department of Aging, and California’s Workability Program. Stephen continues to drive initiatives that bridge social and economic gaps, emphasizing inclusive access to technology and digital education that directly supports under-resourced communities. Through these initiatives, he has empowered thousands of individuals and families, promoting the ideals of digital education as a fundamental right and technological inclusion as a cornerstone of modern social justice.

Stephen Lieberman is a visionary leader with over 25 years of experience leveraging technology and data-driven policy to promote social and economic inclusion in roles across nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and private industry. Stephen’s extensive managerial, policy, and technical background includes senior leadership roles at California nonprofits, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the Northrop Grumman Corporation. He has created and directed programs for US government agencies with combined budgets exceeding $60 million.

His innovative work in simulation and modeling large-scale social systems, modernizing enterprise architecture development, and advancing national security has garnered multiple accolades, including commendations from the U.S. Undersecretary of Defense for his creation of groundbreaking international collaboration tools. As a principal investigator and civilian professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, Stephen established several grant-funded programs, led teams of subject matter experts and software developers, and received the National Security Institute (NSI) Scholar Award.

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Stephen founded Youbilee in 2021, pioneering the use of predictive analytics in complex adaptive social systems to develop social and economic policy in the broad public interest. He combines a deep knowledge of financial derivatives, artificial intelligence, and the science of economic inequality to drive sustainable solutions that create wealth and opportunities for everyone in a society. Youbilee underscores his dedication to addressing critical social issues through a combination of policy development and technology. The organization’s ambitious initiatives exemplify the kind of diverse coalition building required to realize enduring social good in the 21st century.

An engaging and motivational speaker, Stephen inspires audiences with real stories of transformation, leadership insights, and his rich experience in cross-sector collaboration. Stephen’s talks illustrate the potential of technology to foster inclusion and empower marginalized communities while building a better future for all, combining his technical knowledge with his vision for an equitable society. His academic credentials include a undergraduate degrees from Simon's Rock College and Bard College, a graduate degree from the University of Connecticut, doctoral work at the University of Southern California, and advanced research in artificial intelligence and social systems at the Naval Postgraduate School. His presentations challenge audiences to view technology and digital education as a transformative force for social and economic justice, inspiring collaborations between industry, academia, nonprofits, and government to tackle today’s most pressing societal challenges in responsible and sustainable ways.