Eugenie Pflieger Email and Phone Number

• Co-lead 4 sub-teams (total of 12 members) in the student-led healthcare innovation organization, George Hacks, to design and develop a series of events that engage George Washington University students and the greater DMV community in social impact innovation experiences. • Spearhead the development of two annual events (Kogan Makerspace and the Medical Solutions Hackathon) by co-creating the event experience, managing outreach to over 50 partners in the innovation sector, collaborating with fellow on-campus organizations in co-sponsorships, assisting in developing smaller promotional events, overseeing social media and flyer advertisements, and communicating with past George Hacks’ directors and contacts for insight. • Drive outreach to connect with departments, faculty, and students outside of the School of Engineering and Applied Science to bridge disciplines in events and foster future interdisciplinary healthcare innovation.

• Served as a Lead Mentor-in-Residence to develop curriculum and experience of the Stanford Anesthesia Summer Institute program series.• Collaborated with fellow program Mentors-in-Residence prior and during the program on leadership of program participants, coordination of the daily program schedule, and feedback and review of the program during daily meetings.• Managed logistical program elements by employing CRM tools (Qualtrics, Slideroom, RedCap, AirTable),resolving inquiries received in the program email inbox, contributing to Mentor-in-Residence onboarding guide, and co-leading informational webinars.

• Conduct research on ESG framework, Sustainable and Green Bonds, and fashion houses that have adopted sustainable bonds or practices to understand the current relationship between sustainability and fashion. • Communicate with George Washington University sustainable fashion and investing organizations to gain insight on starting a second-hand thrift store.• Assist research team with writing business plan, company values, and goals to structure the outline of the second-hand thrift store.

Founded an arts advocacy band of 14 British International School of Houston students to advocate and fundraise for artists and arts organizations.Developed March for the Arts March 2020 fundraising campaign and 5 Day Creative Challenge, which raised $245 for Fresh Arts organization of Houston.

Outreached via phone call and email to over 100 Texas MS 150 Club K and Club 400-999 fundraising members and organized interactions through Data Warehouse and Convio Luminate to track registrations and donations for the Bike MS: Texas MS 150 event.Assisted Texas fundraising team in developing 4 sponsorship commitment forms and accounts receivable invoices to send to Texas MS 150 sponsors, which contributed to the $5.2 million raised.Campaigned for the Bike MS: Texas MS 150 event through virtual advertisements and newsletter to advocate for the non-profit’s community and mission.