Ana Alvarez Email & Phone Number

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Program Officer, Monitoring and Evaluation

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Design monitoring, learning, and evaluation plans for the Maternal Syphilis program: -Iterate on program theories of change to conceptualize how programs intend to create impact and identify key process and performance indicators for monitoring and evaluation -Maintain and enhance "right fit" MLE frameworks, plan, analyses, and reports -Draft comprehensive and well-designed quantitative and qualitative data collection tools to capture relevant and reliable data -Effectively collaborate with program leads and country teams in designing monitoring, research, and evaluation projectsManage and coordinate the implementation of the MLE strategy for the Maternal Syphilis program -Develop and manage the annual program-MLE team scope of work and work plan, tracking activities against the work plan throughout the year and ensuring M&E timelines are met -Establish and manage partnerships with M&E vendors -Review and track MLE results to support the interpretation and application of the results, facilitating data-driven decision making by Program staff -Establish and maintain clear and comprehensive reporting processes, templates, and timelines for internal and external reporting requirements -Support donor engagement by reviewing and providing feedback for donor reports and developing high-quality M&E documents specifically for this audience -Conduct technical tasks such as qualitative and quantitative data analysis, sample calculate, and data quality assessments Support the strengthening of the MLE Strategy team: -Manage the MLE Strategy budget and coordinate the quarterly/annually budgeting process for the team-Recruit, supervise, and mentor MLE Strategy interns -Facilitate team meetings and workshops by generating agendas and ensuring proper record keeping

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Supported the Research and Evaluation Department of the Global Education, Employment and Engagement Business Unit.

Teaching assistant for Statistical Methods for Development.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Supported the final stages of two development projects under the supervision of Gui2de researcher Jacobus Cilliers:-A randomized control trial led by Deon Filmer at the World Bank which tests the effectiveness of teacher incentive mechanisms on learning achievement in Guinea.-An Early Grade Reading Study for South Africa's Department of Basic Education, encompassing a series of impact evaluations of teacher professional development programs to improve early-grade reading.

Greater Philadelphia Area

Planned and executed all of the events originated in the President’s Office. Examples include a groundbreaking for an affordable housing project attended by the Mayor of Philadelphia and a community breakfast for the Governor of Puerto Rico.Managed the Esperanza Speaker Series for students and clients across our portfolio of programs, coordinating with the teams of the respective departments. Speakers included the Honorable Mickey Ibarra and Pulitzer Prize winner Quiara Hudes. Spearheaded the advocacy pieces of the 2018 National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast, a 3-day conference for Hispanic clergy in Washington, D.C. keynoted by Vice President Pence.Pioneered the creation of a beginners advocacy training pre-conference webinarCooperated with a consulting firm to schedule almost 90 meetings with Congressional offices for 250 conference attendees Redesigned the training curriculum and conference schedule to best prepare attendees for their meetings on Capitol Hill. Esperanza received positive feedback for these changes. Assisted the VP of Administration in facilitating and recording quarterly board of directors meetingsWorked in partnership with the VP of Administration to manage the relationships of the office by following up with external and internal stakeholders on behalf of the PresidentSuccessfully added clerical responsibilities to my workload after the unexpected departure of the President’s Executive Assistant, after only 3 months of starting at Esperanza

Philadelphia, Pa

Los Angeles

As an intern for iEmpathize's LA Regional Hub, I raised public awareness of child sex trafficking issues. This included participating at iEmpathize hosted events, directing my own iEngage project, and strengthening partnerships with other organizations.

I facilitated various workshops for low-income and homeless women to prepare for future employment. I also counseled DWC participants one-on-one about resume and cover letter writing.

I supported senior staff with daily operations. I communicated with prospective students via email and phone correspondence.

Master Of International Development Policy

Activities and Societies: McCourt Policy in PracticeRelevant Coursework: -Regression Methods for Development -Intermediate Microeconomics.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), International Relations

Activities and Societies: Phi Betta Kappa Honor SocietyAs an International Relations major, I pursued courses relating to the growth.