• Head international public policy and media campaigns for heads of state, foreign governments, and international governmental organizations, including the United Nations.• Led three delegations of US journalists to visit Beijing, Shanghai, Xi’an, Chengdu, and Hangzhou to familiarize major news outlets such as the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and others with China.• Acted as a spokesperson for the former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (chief UN climate change negotiator) at COP21 in Paris to convey the need for “green growth” in developing economies.• Designed and executed a political campaign for a non-profit in Iowa and New Hampshire during the 2016 presidential primary season to underscore the importance of participation in the political process.• Write op-eds and arrange for media interviews for heads of state, first ladies, and other high-level global leaders.

As the marketing manager responsible for the negotiation and execution of strategic partnerships for the Atlanta market, I was personally responsible for new rider and partner driver acquisition through relationships with local governments, corporations, professional sports teams, and non-profit organizations. I led Uber’s participation in World Autism Awareness Day 2014, which included contributions from 28 Uber cities on four continents.

Responsibilities Included:• Shaping the reputations of a variety of clients through outreach to regional and national media outlets, social media platforms, and advertising campaigns.• Planning and executing visits to the United States by international heads of state and their spouses, international celebrities, and a variety of foreign policy experts. • Preparing and analyzing policy briefs on a myriad of foreign policy issues.Achievements Included:• Coordinated the logistics of an international forum on disability.• Lead international outreach efforts to raise awareness for global non-profits.• Served as the liaison between missions to the United Nations and non-profits during the General Debate of the UN.• Launched an online policy platform that focused on constructive bilateral relations between China and the United States.

• Successfully planned a working panel luncheon focused on the role of non-communicable diseases in the developing world, and the efforts of the private sector in United Nations development targets.• Continuously sought to build the membership base of the Business Council, and bridge the gap between the United Nations and the private sector. • Developed an invitation list which consisted of ambassadors to the United Nations, Fortune 500 corporate leadership, and non-profit experts in international development.• Attended meetings and briefings at the United Nations.

• Designed an international education curriculum centered on the global elections of 2008.• Facilitated video-conference discussions between high school students in the United States and various locations around the world.