The Journey
A career built across countries
Global Consulting & Thought Partnership
Building strategy, research, and operational systems for organizations navigating cross-cultural and international markets. Fully remote, fully global — working with clients across time zones and borders by design.
Clinton Health Access Initiative & Economist Intelligence Unit
Remote project leadership across Latin America for two globally recognized organizations — strengthening health systems access and delivering market intelligence. Daily collaboration with in-country teams deepened Spanish and Portuguese fluency through real professional immersion.
MSc — London School of Economics
Graduate studies in Comparative Health Policy & Health Economics at LSE. A year embedded in one of the world's most internationally minded institutions — deepening frameworks for global systems, cross-border policy, and evidence-based decision making.
Peace Corps — Mozambique
Two years designing and delivering community health strengthening programs alongside local CBOs, the public health department, and international organizations. The work that built everything: cultural fluency, stakeholder trust, and the ability to operate in real complexity — not just study it.
From Dean College to Accra to DePaul
Student government leadership and the college's highest graduating honor at Dean College. A study abroad in Accra, Ghana that sparked a lifelong orientation toward the world. A Health Sciences degree from DePaul University — and refugee advocacy work in Austin, Texas — before Peace Corps made it all click.
