Everett Peachey, Phd Email & Phone Number

Geneva, Switzerland

• Director of the Quality of Life Unit – a strategic initiative AKDN which provides high-quality research, evidence and recommendations for executive leadership for the purposes of strategy and program development and understanding of AKDN’s impact and contribution to change in Central and South Asia, the Middle East, and East Africa• Co-develop, manage, and coordinate the implementation, analysis, and reporting of large-scale research studies and strategic assessments, often in remote, underdeveloped, or post-conflict settings• Author key reports, research summaries, memoranda, presentations, and other documents for submission to the Unit Steering Committee and the AKDN Committee on behalf of the Director• Develop and oversee the implementation of strategically important, sector-specific research studies as requested by the senior leadership of AKDN’s 10 constituent agencies• Train, coach, mentor, and supervise research teams and build quantitative and qualitative research capacity within AKDN• Provide quality assurance and expert review for strategically-important and cross-sectoral research studies and results frameworks

Geneva, Switzerland

Geneva Area, Switzerland

• Co-develop, manage, and coordinate the implementation, analysis, and reporting of large-scale research studies and strategic assessments, often in remote, underdeveloped, or post-conflict settings• Draft key reports, research summaries, memoranda, presentations, and other documents for submission to the Unit Steering Committee and the AKDN Committee on behalf of the Director• Develop and oversee the implementation of strategically important, sector-specific research studies as requested by the senior leadership of AKDN’s 10 constituent agencies• Train, coach, mentor, and supervise research teams and build quantitative and qualitative research capacity within AKDN• Provide quality assurance and expert review for strategically-important and cross-sectoral research studies and results frameworks• Played a key role in the formulation, development, and implementation of the Unit’s most recent three-year strategic operational vision

Greater Detroit Area

Served as a graduate research assistant for professors of sociology and political science in various capacities, including:• Managing professors' research portfolios, conducting archival research, and preparing research summaries and databases, and• Conducting desk research in the areas of labor migration, ethnicity, public diplomacy, international security, militant violence, and cybersecurity• Serving as a qualitative labor migration researcher with the US Social Science Research Council on the dynamics of the Eurasian migration system (05/2011 - 08/2001)

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

• Directed the administrative, financial, HR, and programmatic operations of the American Councils office in Kyrgyzstan• Oversaw and coordinated 10 education and development assistance programs and managed 16-20 program and administrative staff across three office locations• Cultivated and nurtured relationships with relevant US government and donor offices, host government agencies, partner organizations, and domestic press• Planned and managed the establishment of another American Councils office in the second largest city in Kyrgyzstan• Developed and implemented new internal financial, administrative, HR and contracting policies and procedures in order to comply with host government law and regulations

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

• Managed three education development assistance programs and four small grant programs • Supervised and coached two educational program officers• Authored monthly programmatic donor reports for IREX's four Central Asian offices• Solicited content and wrote quarterly newsletter for the IREX Tajikistan office

Dushanbe, Tajikistan

• Oversaw the administrative, financial, HR, and program operations of the IREX office in Tajikistan• Managed six administrative, finance, and program staff members, as well as three education development assistance programs and four small grant programs• Cultivated and nurtured relationships with relevant US government offices, host government agencies, and partner organizations• Supported IREX headquarters staff with the development of grant and funding proposals for Tajikistan

Greater Boston Area

• Designed course syllabi and taught individual and small-group English language classes for foreign English-language-learning students • Taught TOEFL and TOEIC preparation courses and administered practice examinations

Almaty, Kazakhstan

• Prepared briefing packets and talking points for Chargé dʹAffaires at U.S. Embassy in Kazakhstan• Drafted daily Embassy updates for Kazakhstan Desk Office at the State Department office in Washington, DC• Conducted reporting trips throughout Kazakhstan to meet with human rights groups, media outlets, and youth organizations• Provided updates for senior leadership on political developments reported in local media

Karaganda, Kazakhstan

• Designed and taught courses for first- through fifth-year university students at the LINGUA Institute of Language and Translation

Vyborg, Russia

• Designed and taught courses for first- through third-year students in the English language and literature department at Leningrad State Regional University• Served as Chairman of Peace Corps Western Russia Volunteers Advisory Committee

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Public Policy & Sociology

• Areas of specialization: development sociology; social demography and migration; research methods (quantitative, qualitative, survey.

Master Of Arts In Law And Diplomacy (Mald)

• Areas of specialization: foreign policy, diplomatic history, international development, Central and Southwest Asia

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), International Relations