Kathryn Fritz Email & Phone Number

Kensington, MD, US

Bethesda, MD

Within the Office of Small Business Education and Entrepreneurial Development (SEED), I collaborate with trans-NIH staff and external stakeholders to enact initiatives supporting the innovator community throughout the product development pipeline. During my tenure, I have managed the Office of Extramural Research’s (OER) evaluation of the needs of NIH’s.

Bethesda, MD

Over the course of 18 months, I worked with senior leadership to survey the needs of trans-NIH staff and external stakeholders supporting the innovator community, with a focus on those who apply for and receive Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) awards. I facilitated data collection and manipulation for.

Arlington, VA

My initial focus at HPBA was on successfully renegotiating the regional Affiliation agreement, creating new policies and processes to better balance the needs and interests of the national and regional organizations. Additionally, I oversaw the association management database, adding advanced reporting capabilities to identify trends, and integrating it.

Overall management of department workflow and major projects was in my purview. Through training, strategic guidance, process improvement, and automation, I increased efficiency and productivity of the eight staff members in the department while ensuring the high quality of deliverables. I increased participation in department programs through generating.

Mclean, VA

I coordinated, monitored, and mined data from multiple sources to understand and increase utilization of programs and services and identify potential champions and at-risk customers. In collaboration with senior staff, I negotiated contracts and managed vendors for research products. I supervised three junior staff members, allocating resources and.

Primary responsibilities included identifying thought, industry, and technology leaders through market research, producing and executing marketing plans to attract new business and strengthening current relationships, and analyzing demographic and usage data for resource allocation.

Working in a corporate library setting, I conducted reference interviews and produced a high volume of quality market research. As my understanding of the industry and needs of the customers grew, I took on additional responsibility for creating reports to assess productivity, identify new vendors, and train staff.

Taught sophomores (American Literature), juniors (Honors Great Books Seminar), seniors (Honors Writing). Taught Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry to students who had below C grades during the academic year.

Bethesda, MD

Public health researcher and supported new product development in drug delivery methods.

Mls, Archives/Archival Administration

Ba, Program Of Liberal Studies

Sophomore Literary Festival Committee, Appalachia Seminar, London Program

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