Appointed by the Head of the Interdisciplinary Programs (among over 300 students) to assist the Executive Education program in their communications tools and content.

In this role, I performed comprehensive desk reviews of secondary research focused on democracy, freedom of expression, and human rights in countries across the globe. My contributions directly inform the esteemed flagship publication "Freedom in the World" by Freedom House.Key Responsibilities:- Conducted desk reviews of extensive secondary research materials, ensuring accuracy and attention to detail.- Analyzed and synthesize complex information from various sources, distilling it into comprehensive reports and concise summaries.- Collaborated closely with a team of experts to ensure the timely completion and delivery of research findings for "Freedom in the World."- Stayed abreast of the latest developments in the field of democracy, freedom of expression, and human rights to enhance the quality and relevance of our research.

Key Responsibilities:- Designed and established the prestigious and inaugural Fellowship Programme- Orchestrated monthly meetings and events, fostering an immersive environment for Fellows to exchange ideas and collaborate on projects.- Conducted reviews of fellowship proposals, selecting promising and innovative projects to support and elevate.- Served as the primary liaison between the Fellows and the wider Edgelands team, ensuring seamless coordination and synergy.

Key Responsibilities- Conducted over 50 meticulously planned and led interviews within a four-month period. Engaged with a diverse range of influential stakeholders, including academics, politicians, and private sector professionals, to gain deep insights into the transformative effects of security digitalization on the social contract of the city.- Organized, reviewed, and synthesized vast amounts of qualitative and quantitative data. The data served as the cornerstone for a comprehensive diagnostic report on security and digitalization in Geneva, which I played a pivotal role in co-authoring.

- Managed aspects of an eight million dollar housing development program, including the creation, execution, tracking, and reporting.- Acted as a trusted liason, fostering strong external partnerships and engaging with a diverse range of organizations and key stakeholders to achieve a cohesive and coordinated approach to achieving program objectives- Developed comprehensive reports and provided detailed analysis on program progress and outcomes

- Conducted comprehensive literature reviews and synthesized research findings on the “Not In My Backyard” (NIMBY) phenomenon, providing valuable insights and analysis for educational and legal purposes - Responsible for drafting briefs on a range of critical topics (COVID-19, domestic violence, rent control, evictions) to contribute to CERA’s advocacy efforts and policy development initiatives. This involved analyzing various sources (academic publications, government reports, legal precedents) to stay at the forefront of policy discussions.- Actively participated in brainstorming sessions, policy discussions, and providing recommendations based on synthesized research

- Conducted extensive research, analysis, and report drafting for the Thailand Board of Investment (TBOI), providing insights and recommendations on growing industries in the United States, including robotics, agriculture, automotive, and agriculture. - Guided and advised over 200 companies on leveraging grants, incentives, and support programs offered by clients of the TBOI and economic development organizations worldwide. Provided comprehensive assistance to businesses seeking to maximize their growth potential, facilitating their access to vital resources and fostering their success in global markets.- Acted as a trusted resource and consultant to client companies, offering strategic guidance tailored to their specific needs and goals. This included identifying suitable grants and incentives, providing market intelligence, and facilitating connections with relevant stakeholders and partners.

Coordinated the production of short videos produced by WACC project partners, conducted literature reviews, and wrote grant proposals for new projects.

Conducted rigorous research on current policies on Indigenous broadcasting rights in Canada.Drafted policy proposal for CMAC, later approved by Indigenous media activists.Report was later published by the University of Ottawa, and used by CMAC for to advocate for policy change.