Bryan L. Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

New York City

New York City

• Managed the completion and delivery of over 80 translation project per month with widely varying deadlines
• Consistently billed over 80 translation projects per month with a 3.0 markup over costs
• Ensured timely processing of budgets, vendor contracts, and invoices for every project
• Proofread and edited over 300 pages of business and legal material per week
• Organized portfolio to accommodate 4 -7 new jobs per day
• Developed positive working relationships with a wide range of external vendors

Singapore

• Coordinated with and assisted EducationUSA in promoting higher education in the U.S.
• Advised Singaporean students on educational exchange in the U.S. and conducted several orientations on how to adjust to living on campus in U.S. colleges.
• Orchestrated the scheduling and logistical movements of U.S. Embassy Public Diplomacy staff and coordinated media for congressional delegation press conferences for the Shangri-La Dialogue
• Managed press logistics for the U.S.-North Korea Peace Summit and the 51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
• Utilized communication and social media skills to host the Embassy’s 2018 Independence Day Facebook Livestream
• Compiled and organized a database of Singaporean media contacts used to streamline embassy communication

New York City

• Researched pressing U.S. foreign policy issues including U.S.’ role in NATO; Global Terrorism; and U.S. relations with Russia, Iran, and North Korea in a team of four
• Utilized research to draft chapters for a book aimed at informing young adults on U.S. foreign policy issues
• Personally asked to stay on as a contributor to the Foreign Policy Association’s blog
• Writings were used as reference to create Strategic Choices & U.S. Foreign Policy by Jonathan Chanis

County Dublin, Ireland

• Responsible for documentation, data input, reporting, and other general administrative duties
• Performed Data Entry for over 1000 documents
• Personally led the Human Resources department when supervisor was away
• Addressed the concerns of over 50 employees
• Immersed in a multinational, European focused, business culture

New York City

• Gathered and compiled research for my branch.
• Prepared presentations on office issues and helped present them.
• Routinely took notes at high level meetings, prepared summaries, and took minutes at staff meetings.
• Supported the work of the Office and its cooperation on disarmament and non-proliferation, as well as a security culture, particularly in coordination with New York-based organizations Selected Project.
• Hand-selected by branch head to lead the intern research efforts on methods to maximize the control of small arms and light weapons
• Conducted a deep dive into third world regions across the globe where Security Council intervention would be prudent

University At Buffalo Campus

• Mentored 2 foreign exchange students for the University at Buffalo's Business School. I gave them practical advice, strengthened their English language skills, recommended campus activities, and answered any and all.
• Met with my mentees for 4 hours twice a week

Masters, Public Administration

Activities and Societies: Student Association: January Term Representative SIPA Debate & Diplomacy ClubConcentration: International.

Bachelor Of Science In Business Administration, International Business

Activities and Societies: Dice Mentor - mentored 2 Chinese international students on campus life, English, and the business program China.