Jared Angle Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Va, Us

Reston, Virginia, United States

I currently facilitate project operations for USAID renewable energy, electrical transmission, and energy efficiency programs in Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Laos, and Central Asia.Work-related travel:February 2022: Project start-up in Islamabad, PakistanJune 2023: Project close-out in Almaty, KazakhstanAugust 2023: Technical assistance to renewable energy grant recipients in Vientiane, Lao PDRMarch 2024: Grant agreement development and site visits in Vientiane, Lao PDR

Falls Church, Virginia

– Responsible for managing the Libya Public Financial Management (LPFM) project for USAID and the Competitiveness Facility for Libyan SMEs workforce development project for the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations– Backstopped project managers for other projects in Jordan, Syria, and Yemen– Drafted and edited business development materials including responses to government RFPs, past performance and corporate capabilities statements, personnel qualifications, and subcontract agreements– Drafted and edited project deliverables including quarterly, annual, and final reports, work plans, informal or ad hoc reporting, and other client materials– Communicated with field personnel on project needs including security, travel, and human resources– Managed numerous aspects of project staffing for short-term expat consultants and long-term local employees in the project country, including recruitment; drafting and editing scopes of work, resumes, employment contracts, and job descriptions; developing consultant budgets and salary justifications; making travel arrangements; submitting personnel and travel requests for agency approval; providing employees with timesheets, direct deposit forms, and work contracts; and coordinating consultant benefits– Monitored employee progress including timesheets, expense submissions, and reporting/deliverables status– Communicated regularly with government counterparts and outside partner organizations (includingsubcontractors, prime contractors, and grantees) to monitor project status and discuss next steps– Researched economic growth issues affecting Libya, Yemen, and Jordan

Washington D.C. Metro Area

– Prepared exhibits and questionnaire responses for antidumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) cases– Traveled to prepare clients for DOC sales verifications in AD/CVD proceedings– Filed AD/CVD questionnaire responses, requests for scope rulings, public comments on behalf of clients, and other documents with the US International Trade Commission, Department of Commerce, and US Trade Representative– Researched current developments in trade remedies and enforcement, including AD/CVD investigations, Section 201 investigations, Section 232 investigations, and Section 301 investigations– Prepared detailed summaries of trade remedies for dissemination to affected clients– Drafted client alerts and in-depth presentations for business development purposes

Washington D.C. Metro Area

May 2017 to November 2017 – Services division (Office of Industries)– Analyzed digital services (including cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and telecommunications) and financial services in the European Union and major emerging markets– Analyzed services trade trends in sub-Saharan AfricaJune 2016 to April 2017 – Chemicals and Textiles division (Office of Industries)– Compiled and analyzed international trade data to fulfill information requests from the Office of the US Trade Representative pertaining to trade shift investigations– Reviewed and edited antidumping/countervailing (AD/CVD) investigation reports– Analyzed trade data and prepared working papers on current trends in international trade– Collected data and researched trends concerning manufacturing competitiveness, import competition, and global supply chains for the domestic textile and apparel manufacturing industries– Analyzed trade data and consulted with industry stakeholders in the miscellaneous tariff bill (MTB) process, which allows domestic manufacturers and retail outlets to secure tariff reductions or suspensions for intermediate and finished goods not commercially available in the U.S.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

– Researched foreign and domestic op-eds and working papers relating to defense and geopolitical strategy regarding Russia and Eastern Europe– Graded student blog posts– Conducted research on international trade policies and global macroeconomic trends– Compiled spreadsheets, manipulate economic indicator data, and develop charts and presentations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

During my second assignment at Crown Agents, I was a core member of a team tasked with conducting an impact evaluation of the US-Africa Clean Energy Finance (US-ACEF) Initiative, an inter-institutional project designed to catalyze new investment in renewable energy resources in sub-Saharan Africa.– Consulted with officials from the US State Department, US Trade and Development Agency, and Overseas Private Investment Corporation in support of the US-Africa Clean Energy Finance Initiative, an ongoing clean energy investment project– Analyzed venture capital and institutional investment data and development indicators for a portfolio of 32 US government-funded renewable energy projects– Developed multiple data management and project evaluation tools in Microsoft Excel to track and quantify data recorded from a series of overseas interviews and project site visits– Research African energy sector regulatory frameworks and business enabling environments– Interview entrepreneurs and infrastructure developers in the African renewable energy sector to collect qualitative and quantitative information on political/regulatory risk and financial leverage– Led conference calls with multiple participants calling from Europe and Africa; managed meeting agendas, took meeting notes, recorded meetings, and dialed in new participants as needed– Recorded phone calls with African stakeholders and drafted extensive notes and transcripts

Washington D.C. Metro Area

During my first assignment at Crown Agents, I was responsible for consolidating the corporate legacy of Weidemann Associates into the Crown Agents brand by cataloguing Weidemann's project experience and integrating it into Crown's larger track record of international development expertise. I also played a significant role in assisting colleagues in the pursuit of new federal contract opportunities.– Designed and implemented a SharePoint-based knowledge management system to organize files for a portfolio of more than 130 international development projects worth a combined $45 million– Provide home office support (communications, scheduling, and other project coordination tasks) for colleagues on overseas travel– Drafted travel budgets and conduct pre-positioning research for active RFP/RFTOP proposals – Conducted weekly planning meetings in support of current development projects overseas– Performed various business development tasks, including research for upcoming federal procurement mechanisms, task order solicitations, and requests for information (RFI)

Washington D.C. Metro Area

During my time at the Atlantic Council, I worked under the Transatlantic Relations Center, now renamed as the Future Europe Initiative.– Wrote, edited and published a 2,500-word weekly newsletter on European Union politics– Conducted daily research on contemporary European financial, political and foreign policy trends– Wrote and edited invitation letters and other official correspondence for the organization’s conferences and speaking events– Managed contact lists, drafted and edited biographical materials, and provided administrative support– Drafted briefing materials for senior staff meetings with donors and government officials– Planned and provided logistical support for conferences, panel discussions and official meetings.

Master'S Degree, International Relations, 3.69 Gpa

In 2017, I earned a Master of Arts in International Relations from American University's School of International Services, with dual.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Print Journalism

Activities and Societies: The EagleI graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Print Journalism and a minor in International Studies.