Susan Davis Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

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I'm on a creative sabbatical, during which I am finishing a book about my experiences with international development and what could be better. In addition I am: - Philanthropic advising and activism- Facilitating The Sidebar at UNGA events- Learning about AI for synthesizing learning on locally led development from evaluations- Another AI collab on lower.

Atlanta, Georgia, US

Co-leading course on Social Impact Exploration and DesignPresented on the evolution of Ideas to Serve at international education conferences in Portugal and Spain

Atlanta, Georgia, US

The Leadership for Social Good Study Abroad Program in Central and Eastern Europe offers interested students the opportunity to gain insight into global civil society, learn about the challenges of creating and leading effective and sustainable social enterprises, and make a positive impact by working closely with a non-profit organization in Budapest.

Oakland, CA, US

Invest for Better Circles are small, peer-led groups who join together to learn, share personal experiences, and support each other in becoming confident and values-aligned investors.

Warren, New Jersey, US

Segal Family Foundation is a social impact funder and advisor with more than 350 grantee partners in East and Southern Africa. I led a team of four in engaging peers in the funding community in the U.S. and globally to champion African visionaries. This included the African Visionary Fellowship and Segal's signature events (Annual General Meeting, Donor.

Atlanta, GA, US

To ensure Georgia Tech’s role and reputation as a global innovation - and innovation education - leader, a Social Innovation Ecosystem, should be a key component of campus-wide experiential learning and engaged research and of Georgia Tech’s Anchor Institution strategy overall. The goal of this project is to provide a roadmap for establishing this Social.

Atlanta, GA, US

Students participating in the Sustainable Communities Internship program must participate in the SLS internship seminar that meets one evening each week for one hour. The seminar introduces students to theories of grassroots sustainability innovation, and provides students with an opportunity to reflect on their internship experiences. I supported the.

Silver Spring, Maryland, US

The USAID Global Waters Communication and Knowledge Management Project II (CKM II) provides services that spotlight efforts of USAID’s Center for Water Security, Sanitation, and Hygiene and partners supporting the U.S. Government Global Water Strategy. Global Waters CKM II combines analytics with deep insights to enhance human connections. We tap into.

Washington, District Of Columbia, US

Agenda for Change is a global collaboration of organizations that support systems strengthening to accelerate progress towards universal water, sanitation and hygiene services by 2030

Improve International strove to improve the work of the international development sector, with a focus on sustained water and sanitation services. We encouraged and facilitated accountability and learning from failure in part through independent post-implementation evaluation of water and sanitation projects.

The British-American Project was founded by Sir Charles Villiers, Lewis Van Dusen, and Isadore and Joan Scott in 1985 in order to make a distinctive contribution to transatlantic relations by bringing together young leaders in diverse fields to exchange ideas and develop lasting and constructive relationships. Since then it has grown into one of the most.

The Circuit Rider approach is a promising method for supporting rural community water management committees in providing quality services.

Member of the ANSI Accredited U.S. Technical Advisory Group (TAG) working to develop standardization in the field of sustainable non-sewered sanitation systems

New York City, NY, US

The Water Point Data Exchange (WPDx) is the global platform for sharing water point data.

Grand Challenges provides students with an opportunity to develop problem solving, analytical, and critical thinking skills in order to find solutions to real-world problems. Beyond the exploration of a problem and the discovery of a solution, Grand Challenges funds student projects and allows them to put into practice what they learn in the classroom. The.

New York, New York, US

Rockflower is an intermediary venture philanthropy fund providing collaborative investment opportunities for those wishing to see radical and direct improvements in the lives of women and girls.

WNSF's mission is to advance sustainability through the commitment, talent, and leadership of businesswomen.

The WASH Advocacy Initiative supported the U.S. WASH community in moving the U.S. Government and U.S. citizens into a global leadership position on water and sanitation on several fronts, including but not limited to level of foreign investment, general awareness of the global water crisis, sustainability of WASH aid and programming, prioritization of WASH.

The Millennium Water Alliance (MWA) was formed in 2002 by a group of NGOs to improve collaboration among NGOs working in the WASH sector in the developing world. MWA was formed to support efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by offering sustainable solutions through collective impact, shared knowledge, and innovative programming and is now.

Greenwood Village, Colorado, US

Water For People helps people in developing countries improve their quality of life by supporting the development of locally sustainable drinking water resources, sanitation facilities and health and hygiene education programs.Water For People understands we can maximize our effectiveness and impact through the power of partnerships – with the private.

Atlanta, GA, US

Empowering CARE's partners to promote and create sustainable solutions

Atlanta, GA, US

Liaised between external relations and program divisions to help develop partnerships and collaborations and bring in additional resources for water resource management programs around the world

Atlanta, GA, US

Susan Davis was the national Subject Matter Expert for Water at CARE USA, one of the world’s leading humanitarian organizations fighting global poverty. As the Subject Matter Expert on Water, she liaised between CARE’s Water Team and External Relations colleagues to develop relationships with corporations and foundations to bring in more resources for.

Consultant on loan from CARE; developed strategy and managed implementation of water & environmental initiatives in China as part of Coca-Cola's Olympic sponsorship

The goal was to partner with humanitarian organizations such as CARE and The Enough Project, to raise consciousness and educate people about their relentless work to stop violence, end poverty and restore basic human rights.

Atlanta, GA, US

Chair, Women’s Advisory Committee (2005 – 2007; member 2003 – 2005)Mentor for Georgia Tech students (2003 – 2007)Speaker, Georgia Tech Leadershape (2006)

Kansas City, MO, US

WaterPartners International is now water.org. Susan wore several hats with this growing organization, including fundraising, communications, international programs, and senior management team. She diversified the organization's resource development program (it had been primarily grassroots): developed the major gifts program, coordinated and strengthened.

Managed EPA air pollution risk assessment projects worth $250,000, and supported proposals for technical environmental support to government agencies. She managed project staff of 3 to 5.

Hired as Associate Scientist in 1991, promoted to Scientist in 1992; promoted to Project Manager and Senior Scientist in 1994; promoted to Department Manager in 1996Susan moved rapidly up the management and technical ladders in this firm, with a focus on evaluating human health risks associated with contaminated groundwater, surface water, and soil at more.

Mph, Environmental/Occupational Health

Executive Program In Social Entrepreneurship

International Business Academy Program

B.S., Applied Biology