• Lead the implementation of strategic initiatives, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and successful project outcomes.• Manage multiple complex projects across departments, developing detailed project plans, timelines, and objectives, and adapting as needed to meet milestones.• Coordinate with internal and external stakeholders, fostering communication and resolving conflicts to ensure alignment and smooth project delivery.• Guide and support project leaders in best practices, overseeing the integration of various initiatives to meet organizational objectives.• Facilitate strategic planning sessions, maintaining adherence to long-term goals, and adjusting project timelines to reflect changing priorities.• Conduct regular assessments to validate project progress, offering feedback to optimize outcomes and ensure initiative success.

• Lead Manager overseeing financial stability initiatives, directing annual investments of approximately $6 million in partnerships and coalitions.• Foster and maintain robust, collaborative relationships with nonprofit partners, steering them toward shared objectives and outcomes, while actively seeking feedback to enhance program strategies and execution.• Dedicate time to reflect on program experiences, distilling and communicating key lessons to both internal and external stakeholders.• Prepare and deliver presentations targeting various audiences, including UWGPSNJ staff, board members, government officials, funders, advocates, and peers.• Collaborate with the Development Department on proposal and report development for funders, while working with the Marketing and Communications Department to create outreach and communication campaigns.• Engage in cultivating fresh interest and support for the strategic priorities for The Promise and broader financial stability initiatives.• Initiate and manage a capital campaign aimed at securing city funding.• Strategically devised and implemented advocacy campaigns in collaboration with community partners.• Facilitated collaborations with city council offices to generate programming opportunities.• Collaborated with consulting firms to develop materials and public-facing reports.

· Develop grant planning, scope of work, requests for proposals, renewal applications, outreach,reporting, and assessments.· Ensure that internal and external reporting, programmatic, and financials, are executed on time.· Maintain strong relationships with nonprofit partners, government officials, and private donors.· Collaborate with consultants, and third-party evaluators, to develop studies, data reports, andpresentations.· Facilitate discussions to reflect, distill, and communicate lessons learned to internal and externalstakeholders through advisory committees and/or technical assistance convenings.· Cultivate new interests in pilot programs and new initiatives for the organization.· Research innovative programs nationally, reach out to experts in the field, and collect data to sharewith the internal team.· Help the organization navigate and mitigate uncertainty and adapt its strategy and execution over timebased on results and lessons learned as the partnership launches, develops, and matures.· Prepare presentations, content, and communications for the Promise board under the direction of theExecutive Director.· Responsible for the annual Promise Event hosting over 125 guests, inviting panelists, practitioners,grantees, and donors.

• Manage the Partnership Grant Program (PGP) within the Career Pathway Pillar as a Grant Manager.• Contribute to the design, execution, and refinement of partnerships and investments, involving the creation of project plans, scopes of work, requests for proposals, outreach efforts, and comprehensive reporting and assessments.• Oversee 25 nonprofit programs dedicated to empowering youth and adults by providing education, employment, and career development opportunities.• Demonstrate adeptness in synthesizing and reporting information from various workstreams and coordinating multifaceted teams to achieve project goals.• Drive program growth by implementing pilot initiatives in Camden County and Montgomery County.• Cultivate and sustain cross-departmental relationships to inform and enhance economic mobility and financial stability strategies, aligning efforts with UWGPSNJ's overall mission.• Develop and implement systems for soliciting feedback, ensuring continuous improvement across all assigned projects.• Guarantee timely and high-quality execution of both internal and external reporting, encompassing programmatic and financial aspects.

• Collaborate with consultants, and the Knowledge Center, to develop responsive technical assistance to community partners.• Facilitate discussions to reflect, distill, and communicate lessons from the work to internal and external stakeholders.• Design, develop, and implement the operational infrastructure for Partnership's launch.• Help the organization navigate and mitigate uncertainty and adapt its strategy and execution over time based on results and lessons learned as the Partnership launches, develops, and matures.

• Ensuring that individuals and families affected by disasters have access to the full range of FEMA assistance programs in a timely manner.• Providing the best possible level of service to applicants applying for FEMA programs.• Communicating the case status and confirming that survivors understand the disaster assistance programs and the process.• Developing partnerships with the States, voluntary organizations, the private sector, and other Federal agencies that are delivering assistance to survivors.• Provide applicants with appropriate referrals to other Federal, State, and local agencies, voluntary organizations, and faith-based organizations.

• Conducted research, tracked, and analyzed current and emerging government policies related to infrastructure, energy, and foreign affairs.• Collected relevant articles and prepared employee communication for the government affairs team daily.• Prepared briefing materials and memorandums for meetings with industry leaders and public officials.• Created and edited talking points based on the source of communication-related to energy policy.• Applied public communications principles, methods, and techniques to execute communication strategies between government officials, ambassadors, and industry experts. • Arranged in-person and virtual meetings with government officials and added meetings to government affairs staff calendars.• Attended congressional hearings and represented the company at various events.• Led travel and planning coordination for CEO and Executive Chairman's visiting the District of Columbia. • Recorded and reported monthly financial budget for the government affairs department.

• Assisted incoming undergraduates with academic advising, general questions, concerns, and course registration.• Guided current students in selecting appropriate courses to fulfill major and general education requirements.• Prepared and evaluated Transfer Summary Reports (TSR) to prepare Online Course Curriculum Worksheets for incoming students.• Referred students to appropriate offices and services within Rutgers University to address student needs.• Scheduled appointments, took advising notes, prepared and sent summary emails for students, and tracked enrollment progress.• Facilitated and presented webinars and information sessions for prospective students.

• Communicated with Australia and the United Kingdom headquarter offices on documentation, policy, and procedures.• Conducted marketing research to create formal university advertisements for international student recruitment.• Routinely coordinated with colleagues to complete projects, including client announcements, entering client survey data, foreign country research, and creating university profiles.• Collected and stored new client data in the company software systems SAP Cloud for Customers (manage client sales) and HubSpot (marketing and sales). • Managed digital and student placement contracts for international students attending colleges in the United States.• Analyzed, tracked, and evaluated United States contracts for documentation and data entry into software systems. • Created and prepared budget proposals and itineraries for international counselors to visit university campuses.• Received and recorded incoming payments for the United States and Canada and deposited checks to the company's bank account.

• Promoted the Amigos de las Americas project by attending government-sponsored events to identify potential partnerships with local organizations and stakeholders.• Established formal collaboration with partner agencies by drafting and signing Amigos contract, the Peace Corps Dominican Republic, and PLAN International.• Developed program objectives, set deadlines, and scheduled follow-up video meetings with Dominican organization representatives before the summer program began. • Reviewed candidate applications for national youth leadership positions and communicated with applicants during a preliminary visit to the Dominican Republic.• Created and prepared administrative documents in Spanish and English: completed contracts, budget proposals, summer schedules, and programming.• Reviewed feedback and recommendations from the previous country director to recommend, develop, implement changes, and add new ideas. • Trained the Assistant Director in job responsibilities, including; budget management, programming, and delegating assignments to the rest of the team.• Analyzed the safety and security of the project location in the Dominican Republic for youth in a cultural exchange program, then communicated findings and feedback to Amigos headquarters.• Identified safe lodging, transportation, and training facilities, then communicated new locations with the Amigos de las Americas headquarters.

• Hired as the only bilingual case manager to advocate on behalf of Spanish-speaking clients in the Supporting Early Emerging Development Skills (SEEDS) program.• Supported young parents with evidence-based prenatal and child development education.• Produced administrative records and documentation for at-risk youth parents' program as part of trauma-informed services in a voluntary home visiting program. • Analyzed and evaluated the effectiveness of the program’s curriculum for each client.• Acquired on-the-job training from the county and state on best-case management practices, trauma-informed services, and evidence-based research. • Collaborated with community partners to connect clients with available resources.

• Promoted health care initiatives alongside city and state officials, to provide educational materials focused on prenatal care, vaccinations, nutrition, HIV, and general public health campaigns.• Completed a community needs assessment to identify potential projects, gathered data, and present the information to the community. • Collaborated with grassroots organizations to bring free medical resources and education to the community.• Supported the local youth and neighborhood association on community projects: fundraising efforts for a paved road, forest restoration efforts, and lake conservation project, and prepared a potable water grant to submit on behalf of the youth association and secured the grant.• Facilitated training for incoming volunteers at multiple Peace Corps facilities and hosted new volunteer training in my community. • Traveled to nearby communities upon request to present health-related topics in communities that hosted agricultural and environment volunteers.

• Utilized oral and written communication plans to provide key messages, press releases, fact sheets, talking points, and speeches, and respond to media inquiries, media statements, op-ed pieces, and radio interviews.• Explain social and economic issues to groups and individuals interested in the organization’s mission and goal. • Point of contact and expert on sweatshops and workers’ rights. • Created events on college campuses across the United States to spread awareness about the garment industry.• Solicited funds, grants, and donations from college departments.• Directly reported to the non-profit founder to develop, plan, and manage student conferences, trips, and campaigns.• Conducted presentations in both Spanish and English to promote Solidarity Ignite on college campuses and with local organizations.• Organized alternative spring/winter breaks for college students in the Dominican Republic to gain a first-hand understanding of human rights in the global economy.• Facilitated workshops for college students in the Dominican Republic.

• Prepared a 2.5-hour Spanish training on oppression and racism in Latin America as part of the organization's goal to provide culturally competent domestic violence training for the Latinx community. • Answered the crisis line, provided resources, and completed the information sheet for each call.• Prepared reports about the organization's: structure, finance, and management.

• Translated between Spanish and English for clients during in-person meetings with attorneys.• Recorded and translated clients’ testimonies and personal statements to include in applications.• Briefed clients on contract and agreement forms for attorney services. • Prepared and collected documents for USCIS (DACA, U-Visas, and VAWA’s) applications for immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers.• Provided administrative and logistical support: reviewed client information, scheduled appointments, mailed USCIS applications, and billed clients.

• Translated and interviewed garment workers in Honduras to film and document working conditions as part of a worker’s rights project. • Facilitated Spanish workshops for the host organization: a women-led union: staff, members, and potential affiliates. • Conducted local research on the garment industry.• Collaborated with local non-profit organizations to bring free resources to women in the garment industry. • Presented research and findings at the annual USAS conference in Washington, DC.