Our Current Leadership

Meet our Executive Team

Margaret Bowles | President

Margaret is a junior at Harvard College studying Government with a minor in economics. Outside of HUBS, Margaret is involved with the International Relations Council, the Phillips Brooks House Association, and Harvard Run Club. She has also done a variety of work in Massachusetts State Politics, including campaign organizing and legislative research. In her free time, Margaret enjoys running, swimming, biking, hiking, and any general excuse to spend time outdoors.

Cyrus Sarfaty | Vice President

Hailing from Toronto, Ontario, Cyrus is a sophomore in Adams House passionate about encouraging cooperation in today’s polarized world. As an Associate U.S. Editor for Harvard Political Review and member of The Harvard Crimson editorial board, he hopes to emphasize the importance of bipartisanship through his podcast initiative: The Common Denominator.

William Sykes | Treasurer

William is a senior from Austin, Texas, studying Classics with a secondary in Economics. After serving as President in 2025, William is proud to continue advancing HUBS’ mission as Treasurer this year. Outside of HUBS, he is also the president of the Harvard Episcopal Chaplaincy.

Olamide Adekoya | Policy Director

Olamide is a sophomore from New Jersey hoping to study History and Data Science. On campus, she’s part of the Student Advisory Board for the Mattering Initiative and an inaugural member of the DSO’s interfaith program. She has served as the freshman representative for the Nigerian Student Association. Off campus, she’s involved with non-profit organizing at all levels and enjoys spending her time at the Massachusetts State House.

Anusha Shayegan | Collaborations Director

Anusha is a junior from Los Angeles, California studying Government with a minor in Psychology. On campus, Anusha is also a part of the Small Claims Advisory Service’s Legal Advocacy Committee and is a performing member of TLA, one of Harvard’s improv troupes. Interested in public service and legal advocacy, she hopes to pursue a career in law.