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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Support companies and associations with gender diversity workforce diagnostics, assessments, and recommendations to achieve inclusive policies.- Support clients with advisory guidelines on how to best support childcare and family needs of its employees to improve recruitment and retention of women and increasing productivity.

-Develop high level relationships with federal and local governments, multilateral organizations, and business associations to build business opportunities. -Deliver strategic advice and develop business strategies for Hunt Mexico with focus on high level government dialogues.-Provide Hunt Mexico with in-depth public policy and market analysis.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area/ Tucson, Arizona

- Provided strategic research and analysis to develop the baseline of business development between Southern Arizona and Mexico. - Developed a strategic commercial intelligence to attract business opportunities for southern Arizona. - Analyzed and evaluated the existing cooperation between private sector and government in Mexico and provided a map of key.

-Created and coordinated a committee on gender equality to increase the participation of women in the association and support the growth of women owned businesses.-Coordinated and incorporated a gender equality perspective in all 26 chapters in the US and Mexico.-Implemented an electronic platform for communication, coordination, and business development.

Washington DC

-Created a strategy to support women owned businesses in Mexico through partnerships with associations in the US and Mexico.-Designed a strategy to support Mexican women owned businesses exporting to the US.-Formulated the business plan and strategy designed to support Mexican firms that wanted to access the U.S. Government and multilateral organizations’.

Washington DC

-Coordinated five Espacio USA Vanguardia Latina annual conferences, drawing more than 1,000 latino and Latin Amerian college students to promote dialogue and foster economic networks in the Americas.-Created and implemented a strategy to obtain sponsorships and involve other stakeholders in the project. -Established networks with business, governments.

Washington, United States/Mexico City

Embassy of Mexico -Monitored Congressional initiatives, as well as policies at the state and local level related to migration affairs. -Drafted policy reports and research papers on social, and economic issues related to immigrant communities.-Assisted in the development of bilateral policies with the Department of Labor and Homeland Security, as well as.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Coordinated the Bank’s special programs for students and professionals, including Summer and Winter Internship programs, Junior Professionals, and Unpaid Internship Programs with a gender parity strategy.-Responsible for designing and implementing the Bank’s Research Assistant Program and executing the Bank’s 2 million Special Programs budget.

Master'S Degree, International Relations And Affairs

Bachelor'S Degree, International Relations And Affairs