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Washington, District Of Columbia, US

USAID Justice 4 All Project

Washington, DC, US

Geneva, CH

New York, NY, US

Manage all aspects of Access to Justice project working on facilitating dialogue between civil society organizations and the judiciary to support an improved legal framework; protecting human rights through legal aid clinics and increased public awareness; improving judicial efficiency and the quality of legal education; and administering a small grants.

Independent consultant for legal reform projects. Consultant to USAID Egypt for operational assessment and electronic filing pilot, May 2018-January 2019; Caseload and efficiency assessment for USAID Prolog Project, Georgia, October 2018; 12 month consultancy for USAID/Kosovo on design of access to justice project, October-December 2018.

London, England, GB

Manage two year, 4 million Euro project designed to help the Serbian judiciary prepare for accession to the European Union through improved procedures; streamlined operations in courts and prosecutors' offices; legal and procedural changes; improved public service and access to justice; and design and delivery of training programs for judges and.

Advisor and consultant to 4Digits Consulting on judicial reform efforts in Serbia (http://4digitsconsulting.com/about4dc.html) as well as on various local and international development proposals and planned projects.

Manage USAID-funded Judicial Independence and Court Efficiency Project (http://www.ewmispp.org/en)

Provide advisory and implementation services to domestic and international clients on issues of rule of law, change management, justice integration, court administration, information services, and curriculum development and training.

Supported multi-stakeholder, nationwide consensus-building exercise in preparation for critical upgrades to the Case Management/Electronic Case Filing system in the United States federal courts. Engaged stakeholders at multiple levels on issues of data-sharing and standards, Service-Oriented Architectures, and systems integration.

Washington, DC, US

Oversaw implementation of $30 million USAID-sponsored court administration project in Egypt, including through technology upgrades, judicial and administrator training, and innovative pilot projects. Provided significant support to first class of female judges appointed in Egypt. Managed staff of 20 and oversaw external service contracts. (Served as Deputy.

Olympia, WA, US

Directed multi-agency justice integration effort in Washington State, including through strategic planning, legislative relations, fundraising, and project management. Created new systems for information-sharing and access among discrete public stakeholders, including the courts, the police, the Attorney General's office, and the central technology agency.

Supported development and implementation of highly successful, revenue-producing, first-generation system of electronic public access to federal court data.

Launched the introduction of technology tools into the legal and judicial system of the least developed republic of the former Yugoslavia. Supported the establishment of the Macedonian Legal Resource Center, a ground-breaking model for transparency in the administration of justice. Set the stage for dramatic long-term innovations in the Macedonian courts.

Washington, DC, US

Supported administration of federal appellate court with jurisdiction over appeals pertaining to patent and trademarks and decisions of the U.S. Court of International Trade, the U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board, and the U.S. Court of Claims.

Washington, D.C., US

Provided far-reaching litigation support and data management for crtical test cases in smoking and health litigation. Supervised teams of lawyers and legal assistants.

Master'S Certificate, Project Management

Juris Doctor, Law

Bachelor Of Arts, English Literature