Pratima Stanton Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Washington, United States

Greater Seattle Area

Greater Seattle Area

• Increased membership retention rate above the national average; driven by improved member services, events and programs. • Added new members every year at a faster rate than the year before and renewed memberships at higher levels.• Programs and executes all events.• Streamlines internal operational processes.• Catalyst in overall organizational strategy, mission, vision statements and theory of change.• Organized three annual conferences, the organization's marquee event, with an increase in revenue and attendance every year.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Coordinated program operations in membership, marketing, publishing, finance, events, and journals• Maintained and updated iMIS database that included membership information on over 8,000 members.• Collaborated with hiring and training team to facilitate smooth transition of IASP, as part of organization’s move from Seattle to Washington, D.C.

Geneva Area, Switzerland

• Drove preparations for African Gender Forum and Award in 2009; located in Dakar, this event gathered diverse African politicians and leaders to celebrate and discuss progress of gender and leadership issues in war-torn areas of sub-Saharan Africa.• Reported on UN conferences and INGO meetings that encouraged female leadership in war-torn Africa to FAS's networks in Senegal and advised on upcoming educational opportunities.• Initiated gender advocacy group dealing specifically with war-torn areas, with goal of empowering women to make good decisions in developing business opportunities.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Organized the 2006 Women for Sustainable Development Leadership Institute (WSDLI) in Washington, D.C., comprised of eclectic group of professional panel speakers and workshops, on behalf of National Wildlife Foundation; provided attendees opportunity to enhance their career building and activist skills through WSDI.• Recruited attendees for annual WSDLI, identifying candidates in Great Lakes region; reviewed applications and interviewed candidates for conference.•Presented at 2006 Women for Sustainable Development Leadership Institute (WSDLI) on topics such as environmental sustainability, activist endeavors, and career and networking strategies; created discussion panels for conference.• Lobbied to Congressional staff members to promote Global Resources and Opportunities for Women to Thrive (GROWTH) and Protection Against Transmission of HIV for Women and Youth (PATHWAY) Act.

Ma, International Development - Gender Focus

Outstanding Graduate Student Award Recipient

Ba, Political Science

High School