Anne Genet Reim Email & Phone Number

Rockville, Maryland, United States

Bethesda, Maryland

• Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) Development and Publicationo Proactively develop tools and processes to develop, track, review, and publish FOAs for the NIA’s Division of Extramural Activities (DEA)o Review FOA drafts for policy compliance, grammar, and clarity of language, collaborating with staff scientists to ensure that final drafts meet all policy requirements, are well written, and have all necessary NIA and NIH approvals before moving forward with publicationo Serve as NIA’s liaison to the National Institutes of Health (NIH)’s Office of Extramural Research in order to ensure that NIA’s FOAs are successfully published in the NIH Guide to Grants and Contracts in a timely mannero Educate staff on the use of the FOA management system and publication process, communicating updates in a timely and effective manner• Internet and Intranet Content Creation and Administrationo Review external and internal websites, making recommendations regarding content, style, organization, and grammar and collaborating with staff to obtain approvals and implement changeso Compose and edit posts for the NIA blog, providing up-to-date information on research priorities and grant application practiceso Recommend and implement design changes to facilitate effective and efficient information retrieval by staff, external investigators, and National Advisory Council on Aging (NACA) memberso Develop data visualization tools and resources for NACA members and make editorial corrections to NACA materials• Data Reporting and Managemento Retrieve data from NIH web-based reporting systems, including iRePORT, QVR, and RePORTERo Analyze application and funding trends and highlight significant findings for DEA senior staffo Develop graphical representations of various data materials for DEA senior staffo Create statistical packages for staff and Advisory Council members

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Safeguarding Financial Managemento Prepared and delivered Annual Advanced Acquisition Strategy (AAS) based on senior leadership deliberations for a budget of $153 million in operational and program fundso Established database and processes to collect and track budget execution across entrepreneurial development program offices, while generating visual representations of spend data for senior staff• Policy and Process Improvemento Developed, reviewed, and assessed the effectiveness of internal control policies; developed and implemented a tracking system for assignments and external-facing products to better manage workflow and identify gaps in capacityo Coordinated Transition Committee to establish a thoughtful and comprehensive framework and knowledge infrastructure to successfully facilitate the process for the transition team and incoming administration, including development of the first-ever OED Transition Briefing Book• Communications and Correspondence Managemento Coordinate OED’s intra-agency and external communications, ensuring cohesive messaging while aligning responses with strategic goals and managing timelines to guarantee compliance with internal, external, and legislatively mandated deadlineso Manage production of OED’s internal newsletter in order to improve intra-office communications • Senior Leadership Executive Supporto Lead review of policies, procedures, guidelines, and funding announcements developed by program offices to maximize clarity and address deficiencies prior to approval by the Deputy Associate Administrator (DAA) and Associate Administrator (AA) of OEDo Serve as Designated Federal Officer (DFO) for the National Small Business Development Center Advisory Council Board, ensuring compliance with the Federal Advisory Council Act

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Support project start-up and closeout, including workforce & budget development, training, risk management, and creation & maintenance of project work plans.Liaise with & respond to requests from clients, monitor contract compliance & reporting, and support internal & external project advocacy.Report to senior management on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), operations financials & forecasts, and opportunities for business development.Contribute to process improvement through innovative and cost effective proposals for operations.

Greater New York City Area

Manage operations and finance, including processing invoices, travel and business expense reports, travel advances, and check requests.Develop online presence, including planning, editing, and managing distribution of bi-monthly newsletter, as well as contributing to social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)Spearhead the design, planning, coordination, and publicity for 19 events for up to 60 people.Liaise with alumni and maintain contact information database and list-serve.Serve as teaching assistant for PFMH faculty members, with duties including preparation and sharing of class materials and replying to student questions.

Kiryandongo Refugee Camp, Uganda

Compiled and analyzed a stratified random sample of Child Vulnerability Index (CVI) and baseline surveys given by Ugandan social workers to at-risk refugee children and caregivers in the past year.Conducted semi-structured interviews with TPO social workers to further identify problems in survey construction and administration.Composed a report on possibilities for survey improvement and created revised versions of both surveys reflecting best practices.

Sierra Leone, West Africa

Planned and led science and English lessons for classes of 60 to 120 students at a small school in an impoverished rural village in southern Sierra Leone.Wrote, managed, and assessed outcomes for two outside grants.Coordinated construction of four Ventilated Improved Pit (VIP) latrines and one water pump.Managed purchasing and distribution of 100 solar desk lights for three local schools.Conducted Ebola awareness activities.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

Provided supplemental math and English language instruction for 5 groups of 6-12 students each in grades K-4 identified by teachers as requiring academic assistance.Supervised students from all grade levels during lunch hours as well as during arrival and dismissal from the building.

Master Of Public Health (M.P.H.), Family & Population Studies, Health And Humanitarian Assistance

Activities and Societies: Students for African Health Initiatives (SAfHI), President Humanitarian Organization for Migration.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Psychology, 3.8