Noor Pahlavi is an Iranian human rights advocate and businesswoman whose work focuses on civil liberties, women’s rights, freedom of expression, and democratic governance in Iran. Born and raised in the United States following her family’s exile after the 1979 Iranian Revolution, she is the daughter of exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and an active voice in the Iranian diaspora, engaging policymakers and international audiences on political repression and the protection of fundamental rights. Her work includes supporting the Iran Prosperity Project, an initiative to outline a post-regime framework for a secular, democratic Iran and the country’s economic reconstruction. She holds degrees from Georgetown University and Columbia Business School and is a partner at Sofreh Capital.