Problem-solver, world traveler, and passionate glass ceiling breaker.
I am passionate about the intersection between public sector issues, business and globalization. After completion of my Masters degree, I plan to work in a dynamic workplace helping to address strategic issues faced by companies across the world.
My upbringing swept me between cities, countries and cultures awakening in me a passion for travel and an interest in all things international. To this day, I have lived in 15 cities in 8 countries, and have taken university courses in five. This collage of experiences has helped me to develop into the global-minded yet independent, flexible and ever-curious individual I am today.
Restructured the Foundation’s prospect research strategy by researching best practises within the field and developing a custom strategy for the foundation as part of a new overarching funding strategy.
Identified and conducted in-depth prospect research, compiling 15-20 page reports on over 50 companies to approach as future donors as part of the new prospect research strategy.
Reviewed over 70 individual webpages to illuminate redundancy of information and ensure most accurate and consistent data is presented on the website redundancy thereby contributing to the Foundation’s updated, user-friendly web presence launched in June 2016.
Created, organized and optimized a searchable database of over 2000 individual entries, consisting of 25 years of the Foundation’s Student and Scholar grantees to facilitate a more connected Fulbright Alumni network, resulting in greater brand recognition, and strength of organization through alumni connections and referrals.
Company Description
The Foundation for Educational Exchange between Canada and the United States of America (aka Fulbright Canada) is a binational, treaty-based, non-governmental, not-for-profit organization with a mandate to identify the best and brightest minds in both countries and engage them in residential academic exchange. Fulbright Canada, which has just celebrated its 25th anniversary, provides support to students, scholars, teachers, and independent researchers through a variety of programs which are open to individuals in all academic fields with the exception of medical training.
