Served as project manager for the AASU50 project, which was established to honor and celebrate 50 years of African American presence at Harvard Business School, marked by the establishment of the African American Student Union (AASU). This year, there will be a library exhibit, academic symposium, celebratory conference and dissemination of key research findings. These efforts aim to develop transparency, clarity, and understanding about the history, present-day realities, and future aspirations of African Americans in business.

- Worked with leaders from top level government, corporate and organizational positions and to close gender gaps in economic opportunity, political participation, health and education- Planned, promoted, executed and evaluated WAPPP events; logistical organization, communications, and event promotion for the Center, including weekly research seminars, donor conferences and other outreach events. -Prepared written correspondence on behalf of WAPPP, wrote event descriptions, briefings, and talking points for events; coordinated the logistics for the biannual meetings of the Women’s Leadership Board, a group of global leaders from business, academia, and nonprofit organizations- Provided direct administrative, research and donor relations support to Director; including all support for the annual World Economic Forum meeting.- Coordinated international book launch events for Iris Bohnet's book, WHAT WORKS: Gender Equality By Design

-Planned and executed partnership activity for a private equity firm, Invictus Africa Group, for the first NBA game to be played in Africa and game in Johannesburg, South Africa.

-Advocated to improve public health through laws, regulations and public budgets at the state and federal level/ government relations-Supported programs to develop policy priorities and advocate for them -Provided training and support for staff, clients/constituents, and community partners to develop advocacy skills to speak up for issues they care about -Coordinate Voting for Health, to eduate and mobilize voters to support neighborhood health

Managed planning process for $14 million federal funds for HIV/AIDS in Massachusetts (MA) and New Hampshire (NH); correspondent to 45 key stakeholders; lead staff to the Planning and Policy Committees; conduct research for the routine Needs Assessment, Funding Streams Analysis, and the Comprehensive Plan for HIV/AIDS for 7 counties in MA and 3 in NH; and manage Planning Council website

Curriculum development and implementation for peer-led youth program on healthy relationships; Developed tools to assess relationship content in popular music (distributed broadly and used locally and internationally); Served 1700 hours in 1 year

Curriculum development for youth worker participants and youth peer-leaders; Developed organizational policies for youth programs; Coordinated meetings, fundraisers, sponsorships and events for teen peer leader cohort; Curriculum development for youth-led workshops; Served 1700 hours in 1 year.