Index is reviewed and critiqued by an advisory panel of academics and scholars representing a range of disciplines and includes: Prof Tim Besley (London School of Economics); Dr. Daniel Drezner (Tufts University); Dr. Carol Graham (Brookings Institution); Dr. Edmund Malesky (University of California, San Diego); Dr. Ann Owen (Hamilton College). Before joining the Legatum Institute, Mousavizadeh was CEO of ARC Ratings, an Emerging Market-based ratings agency. ARC Ratings was established in 2013 by a consortium of five Domestic Credit Rating Agencies operating in Asia, Africa, Europe and South America. With substantial cumulative resources, including over 10,000 clients, more than 600 ratings staff and an average ratings business record of over 20 years. Tortoise Media Mousavizadeh was a partner at Tortoise Media, from 2018 until 2022 and Director of the Tortoise Intelligence team. Tortoise Media is a journalistic platform, founded by James Harding, the Former Director of BBC News, Katie Vanneck-Smith, the former President of The Wall Street Journal and Matthew Barzun, Obama's former ambassador to the UK. Tortoise Media is developing a new approach to journalism; responding to the widening gap between powerful institutions and those entities able to scrutinize them. This approach is built around slower, more detailed, and discursive journalism; Tortoise Media calls it 'slow news'. She oversaw the development of the team's indices and data analytics projects as Director of Tortoise Intelligence team; which aims to contribute data-driven findings and to substantiate the slow news approach. The Responsibility100 Index Alexandra published the Responsibility100 Index, in its first beta edition in September 2019; the Index ranks the companies of the FTSE 100 on there CSR contributions; with reference to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The Index has already been recognised by a range of the companies and other non-governmental organisations, as a comprehensive expression of the action and commitment being made in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals. The Index is composed of seven main sub-pillars; gender equality, climate, good business, waster, water, human rights and poverty. It contains 52 unique indicators and draws on over 5,000 data-points to build a dynamic portrait of each company in the ranking. The Index does, however, call for greater transparency and better reporting to expand this data-set. It is published quarterly from January 2020. The Global AI Index Alexandra, and her team, published the Global AI Index in December 2019. It was presented at the World Economic Forum in December 2020.