Food Forward® fights hunger and prevents food waste by rescuing fresh surplus produce, connecting this abundance with people experiencing food insecurity, and inspiring others to do the same.

Siegel+Gale is a brand strategy, design and experience firm.- Created, curated and aided in the presentation of brand names to clients- Conducted strategic research in industries including industrial IoT, aerospace and defense and travel

Manhattan Country School is an independent pre K-eighth grade school that teaches students in a community with no racial majority and broad economic diversity. MCS is unique among New York City independent schools in having a nearly 200-acre working farm integral to the curriculum and a sliding scale for tuition.Additional responsibilities: - Met with donor prospects and created donor profiles

- Planned and managed all aspects of MCS’s annual fundraisers Farm Festival and Big Night Out! benefit including soliciting donors, working with vendors, coordinating logistics, engaging the Board’s participation and support, and managing volunteers- Coordinated logistics and manage volunteers for non-fundraising community events including the semi-annual Grandparents and Special Friends Day, Farm Outing Day, graduation and PA initiatives e.g. book drives - Aided in the promotion of and participation in giving to the MCS Fund - Collaborated with the Communications Director to produce digital and print collateral for special events and other fundraising efforts- Served as the Advancement Office's liaison to the MCS Parents’ Association (PA); presented parents with monthly updates- Liaised with the Business Office on Special Event accounting and reporting

For Hope International seeks to empower Haitian health professionals to provide high-quality, sustainable medical care to underserved communities in Haiti.- Board Secretary (2013-2015)- Board Development Committee Chair (2012-2015)

Network 20/20 bridges the gap between the private sector and the foreign policy worlds, engaging rising and established professionals meaningfully in foreign policy. - Helped launch first-of-its-kind educational nonprofit organization dedicated to building global bridges among next generation leaders to promote entrepreneurial diplomacy and foreign policy- Increased membership from an initial 25 charter members to over 200 qualified professionals within four years- Established a bi-monthly foreign policy lecture series featuring luminaries such as former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, financier and philanthropist George Soros, former Special Counsel and Adviser to President John F. Kennedy Ted Sorensen, and New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof- Increased annual donations by more than 300% within seven years- Managed all fundraising initiatives including grant writing and coordination of annual benefit- Cultivated relationships with major donors and strategized development opportunities to solicit prospective donors- Developed and managed internal operations including membership programming, fiscal monitoring, annual audit, database development, dissemination of foreign policy reports, website development, and supervision of junior staff and volunteers- Liaised with Board on programs, areas of need, and development opportunities

- Researched economic trends, performed statistical analysis, and fact-checked academic articles.

- Conducted research on the politics of conservation in Papua, New Guinea.- Proofread and edited bibliography of "Colonial Encounters in a Native American Landscape: The Spanish and Dutch in North America" by Nan Rothschild.

- Helped establish and run an education program for low-income students in Chinatown- Taught high school-level English, administered exams, developed curriculum, maintained student records, and arranged weekly social events