• Manage and oversee the smooth delivery of projects within the Economic Growth and Climate and Environment portfolios. Provide advice and support to the PD for technical delivery, budget oversight, contracts, project performance and compliance and forecasts. Projects include:Project Manager on FCDO's Nepal in Business Programme (2024-2029): lead start up process from both the UK and Nepal offices, including team mobilisation and deployment, contracting, engagement with the British High Commission in Kathmandu. Project Manager on Financial Support Group Plus (FSG Plus) funded by British Investment International (BII). • Support with Business Development and sourcing new business.

Integrity is an international development consultancy and monitoring, evaluation, research and learning services provider, working in fragile and conflict afflicted countries. - Managed the design of high-quality MEL projects, including commercial offers, for FCDO, CSSF/ISF, Danida and UN agencies, focused on fragility and violent conflict, health, education, migration, serious organised crime, cyber security, and humanitarian assistance. Secured over £10 mil revenue. - Conducted desk-research on relevant thematics, MEL and research methodologies, including Political Economy Analysis to support project design. - Led the writing and update of the Business Development Standard Operating Procedure. - Responsible for consultant and account management, including identifying and managing relationship with external consultants and partners globally for various projects. - Responsible for donor reporting on framework contracts for CSSF/ISF, FCDO, and Crown Commercial Services. - Line management of junior staff since Jan 2023. Relevant project delivery experience at Integrity: Junior Evaluator, Evaluation of the Better Assistance in Crises (BASIC) Programme, FCDO, Global, 2024Project Manager and Researcher, Capacity Assessment of Serious Organised Crime and Anti-corruption Programme (SOCAP), FCDO, Jamaica, 2024 Project Officer and Analyst, Rapid Evaluation of the Better Regional Migration Management (BRMM) Programme, FCDO, Kenya and Ethiopia, 2022 – 2023

Supported the development of technical and financial proposals for FCDO; CSSF and UN Agencies, from scoping to bid submission, including building delivery teams and consortia; conducting competitor mapping; developing budgets and monitoring client compliance; coordinating the bid team and consortium members; writing sections of the proposals. Conducted market research and produced analysis of tenders scores to develop new Business strategy, understand main competitors and clients’ country/thematic focus.

Development Pathways is a social protection consultancy and think tank based in the UK and Kenya. Managed the development and contributed to writing of technical and commercial proposals for several UN agencies and INGOs on social protection, social policy, humanitarian aid and management information systems.Responsible for sourcing new business opportunities and for supporting Head of BD with account and consultant management. Worked with the Podcast Team to create creative content on social protection and assisted with blog writing.

My responsibilities involved: - Answering to students’ queries at Students’ Union Help Desk;- Carrying out administrative tasks;- Sign-posting students to services and facilities available on campus.

I was part of a selected group of ten students assisting Dr. Alexandra Cox, and the NGO Reprieve, in mitigating death penalty cases worldwide. In the specific, my responsibilities included: - Analysing client's cases files; - Producing accurate and very specific memos and reports on clients' life and personal circumstances;- Engaging with legislation on death penalty in the USA;- Undertaking fieldwork in Sicily (Italy) for specific a death penalty case, which involved engaging with local political authorities, conducting numerous qualitative in-depth interviews, acting as a cultural mediator and simultaneous interpreting. - Presenting research results to clients and peers.

On-call night shifts and conduct welfare checks on students, and ensuring respectful living environment inside student accommodation.

DAI Europe is a management consultancy in the field of international development. Here, I undertook my Placement Year, third year of my Bachelor's spent working. I was part of the Business Development Unit working on EU projects mostly. My responsibilities included: - EU and DFAT tender preparation and coordination; - Support Apsley and Brussels EU BD teams;- Liaising and recruiting potential partners and external consultants; - Producing Weekly EU Business Development Unit newsletter;- Translating official documents French to English/English to French.

• Duties: Deliver educational sessions on sensitive topics to women’s groups in remote communities; prepare risk assessments; plan and organising workshops and events; write reports; monitor and evaluation; represent team leader during meetings with project partners; raise awareness on the project achievements on social networks; communicate with project partner and ICS programme; cover a leading role in meeting team’s deadlines; substitute Team Leader in her absence; selected as Best Volunteer and given the opportunity to participate in meeting with Head of DFID in Accra to present and discuss personal and project achievements.

• Skills: teamwork, public speaking, organisation skills, cultural awareness, problem solving, subject knowledge (women’s empowerment, international development, poverty reduction, human rights) commitment, leadership, interpersonal skills, autonomy, data analysis, project management, risk assessment, networking.