Gregory Doolittle Email & Phone Number

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

Emergency Manager in the City of New Orleans Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (NOHSEP), currently holding the Mass Care Coordinator portfolio. A respected multi-disciplinarian with the capability to serve in planning, operations, or mass care roles as needed. Assigned the considerable challenge of coordinating mass potable water.

Serves as a reservist Community Assistance Group Supervisor in FEMA's Interagency Recovery Coordination (IRC) Cadre. Oversees a team of Community Assistance professionals tasked with streamlining federal aid to local governments after disasters as part of FEMA’s recovery support function. Most recently deployed to Florida in response to Hurricane Idalia.

Louisiana, United States

Responsible for the implementation of disaster programming, from house fires to hurricanes, across Louisiana. Moved beyond service delivery as a facilitative leader across the disaster cycle, collaborating with Red Cross leadership, senior government officials at the state and local level, and other community stakeholders.As an effective operational Mass.

Corpus Christi, Texas, United States

Responsible for the implementation of the disaster services program in the Southern Geomarket of the Texas Gulf Coast Region. Leads and manages a team of Disaster Program Managers and Disaster Program Specialists responsible for the implementation of disaster preparedness, response, and recovery programming.-Point person in the Texas Gulf Coast Region for.

Greater New York City Area

Responsible for providing business development, grants management, communications and administrative support to country offices in the region, as well as to the regional unit. Navigates pre- and post-award regulations and processes of IRC donors including the United Nations, and US and European public and private donors.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Oversaw the implementation of the $27 million, USAID-funded Afghanistan Public Financial Management (APFM) task order under the governing Public Financial Management Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract from April 2016 until the end of the project in December 2018-Member of implementing team for the £38 million U.K. Department for.

Pragya UK, Development House, London EC2A4LT

A project support and awards management team member at Pragya, a development NGO based in Gurgaon, India which specializes in addressing the needs of last-mile communities in Himalayan India and Nepal. Wrote proposals to grant-making institutions in an effort to secure funding for Pragya’s existing projects focusing on agriculture and disaster risk.

London, United Kingdom

Earned a Master's of Science in International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies with merit

Geneva, Switzerland (worked Remotely From The UK)

Part of a team of LSE students commissioned as consultants for the UN OCHA-Emergency Preparedness and Environment Section. Composed a report on environmental mainstreaming within OCHA programming, focusing on the feasibility of assessing environmental impact of disaster relief efforts in real time. Communicated and collaborated with remote UN practitioners.

Newark, Delaware

- Paid employee of the English Language Institute to foster cross-cultural interaction- Worked inside and outside the classroom to improve Saudi and Chinese students’ understanding of the U.S.- Promoted to Senior Mentor, additional duties include sharing best practices with less experienced colleagues

Newark And Wilmington, DE, USA

Assisted Dr. Y.A. Payne and his Participatory Action Research (PAR) team with a street ethnography project. The project sought to ascertain the link between structural violence and crime in Wilmington, Delaware, the city with the highest per-capita murder rate in the country at the time. Worked with a diverse array of non-traditional academic researchers.

University Of Delaware, Newark, DE

Paid research assistant in the field of diversity research under Dr. James Jones. Designed and executed a survey of 8,000 university students’ attitudes toward diversity with a special emphasis on their attitudes toward Asian international students, a rapidly expanding population on campus at the time. Also served as the receptionist for the Center.

Wilmington, Delaware

-Assisted in the assembly of juries-Processed legal documents and mail delivered to the Clerk’s Office -Observed the wide variety of civil and criminal cases that came through the court

Washington, DC

Worked with the advocacy team on Capitol Hill to promote preservation of Peace Corps funding

Master'S Degree, International Development And Humanitarian Emergencies

Bachelor'S Degree, International Relations And Affairs

Activities and Societies: I completed terms abroad in Geneva, Switzerland studying international economics as well as in Tanzania studying.

High School, Advanced Diploma