Responsible for programs, revenue and support operations.

Responsible for developing and executing JVI’s long term and annual strategic plans, with a focus on scaling impact through increased revenue, enhanced operating model and program expansion. Directly responsible for programs and support operations.

Provided strategy, technical expertise, business development and program management of new and existing programs in Africa and Europe. IJM’s work in the region is focused on tackling human trafficking and forced labor, violence against women and children, and police abuse of power. IJM specializes is developing and reforming sectors responsible for justice and social services to ensure they effectively protect the poor from violence through law enforcement.

Covered Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) portfolios in over 15 countries across Southern Africa Region (SAR) and the Middle East & Eastern Europe Region (MEER)SAR: Focused on working with communities to achieve sustainable universal WASH access across the region, including in fragile states such as the DRCMEER: Worked to save lives and build resilience among IDP, refugee and host community populations impacted by conflict and fragility in several countries including Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. Served as lead technical expert for three key global WASH partnerships within the corporate and NGO sectors, focused on testing and scaling technical WASH innovations.

Managed IFES' Pakistan portfolio, at the time a four year, $20 M program funded by DFID, DFATD and the EU.Ensured oversight of HQ led operations, award compliance, businesses development, program design, M&E and development of two HQ staff.Helped drive institution-wide thought leadership around electoral integrity and minority marginalization.

Seconded to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) to co-lead the South Sudan Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) ClusterCoordinated the WASH emergency preparedness and response (EP&R) activities of over 50 UN, NGO and CSO partners ensuring principled humanitarian assistance for populations displaced by violenceProvided leadership for 10 state focal points engaged in responding to the Jonglei 2013 conflict, Renk and Yida refugee crises, and 2014 national crisis triggered by civil war (including cholera response)Developed funds for a portfolio of 50+ projects worth over $100 million through the Consolidated Appeal Process, engaging major bi-lateral and multi-lateral donors (including EU/ECHO, USAID/OFDA, DFID, UN/CHF, World Bank)Secured, allocated and managed four multi-million dollar grants from the UN's Common Humanitarian FundDeveloped a three year pre-cirisis sector strategy designed to ensure DRR, EP&R, recovery and development activities were coordinated through partnership with the goverment of South SudanDesigned, managed and monitored the implementation of a one year Crisis Response Plan and Strategic Operational Framework for the WASH sector response to the 2014 humanitarian crisis

Managed national operational systems (especially warehousing, pharmacy and security), with line management responsibility for a team of six, to ensure successful implementation of all WASH, Health, Nutrition and Shelter/NFI projects within Medair’s multi-million dollar South Sudan program, funded by ECHO, USAID/OFDA, SDC and CHF. Through it's emergency response teams, and recovery programming, Medair has been a crucial humanitarian actor in South Sudan, providing appropriate life-saving assistance for populations displaced by violence, communities hit by diseases such as kala azar, and refugees/returnees in major camp settings including Maban refugee camp, and the Renk returnee transit camp.

Developed new business for IJM through networking, regular public speaking and grant writing; built and managed internal systems; project managed all external marketing and communications initiatives; managed the work of graduate interns and Justice Advocate program volunteers. IJM's global programs in South East Asia, South Asia, Africa and Latin America address major human rights abuses including sex trafficking, bonded labor, child labor, sexual violence, land theft, illegal detention and citizenship violation. Applying a collaborative casework model, IJM projects ensure victims are rescued, represented, cared for and protected, and that perpetrators are prosecuted.

Supported every programmatic and operational element of the IJM Thailand country program. Acted as a representative at working groups and stakeholder meetings; provided accurate monthly reporting; developed casework systems; liaised daily between the Field Office Director and IJM headquarters in Washington, D.C.Projects included a multi-year citizenship rights project among marginalized ethnic minority hill tribe populations on the Thai/Burma border and the start up (program design and resource mobilization phases) of a new program assisting sexual abuse survivors with legal and aftercare services throughout the investigation, prosecution and recovery phases.

Recruited to pioneer IJM UK's internship program and develop the organizations constituency base through networking, public speaking and writing thought pieces.

Appointed to command Royal Armored Corp troop of 20+ university officer cadets in frequent weekend and summer exercises; trained MTQ1 & 2 students through simulated exercises and classroom and field tutoring.