[email protected] |Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Iranian-American with 6+ years of experience in international relations, economic development, and political empowerment, Beatrice is heavily invested in making the world a better place. Her work spans multiple regions of the world, often including high-risk environments, and her clients include non-governmental organizations, governmental bodies, and small-to-medium sized corporations throughout the US, EU, Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Originally in the areas of economic development, security, and disarmament, Beatrice turned to the humanitarian field, where she focuses on international security policy, gender equality, and innovation planning. She is a highly skilled grant writer, program designer, auditor, and capacity and impact assessor, as well as an authority on client and donor relations and ethical corporate engagement strategy.

Her personal and professional interests come together in the use of technology and data to provide solutions and insight into human rights, higher education, sexual reproductive rights, and environmental preservation.

Languages: Arabic, Farsi, French, Dutch

[email protected] | Antwerp, Belgium

A Belgian native, An holds a PhD from the University of Brussels and has over twenty-five years of experience in policy research covering governance, (political) capacity building, gender equality, arms control, and related security issues.

With a career spanning the globe, she has worked in the challenging contexts of Latin America as well as East, West, and Central Africa. She has worked alongside a wide range of local actors including grassroots women’s organizations, civil servants, and military and security groups. She has a widespread global network made up of technical experts, intergovernmental organizations, specialized research institutes, and advocacy groups. Her track record includes compliance monitoring, fundraising for a variety of projects and programs, coordination of program implementation and the completion of projects all the way through accounting and reporting phases.

An’s field experience contributes to her current work as an M&E consultant and occasional lecturer – she held a professorship with the Conflict and Development department of the University of Ghent from 2006 until 2016.

In recent years, An has studied at the Belgian Royal Higher Institute for Defence and swung through an online learning initiative of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, obtaining the certificate MITx u.lab: “Leading from the Emerging Future”. She has also taken up shiatsu and is currently writing a book on women in armed conflict and peace building.

Languages: Dutch, French, English, Spanish, German, Italian

[email protected]| Amsterdam, Netherlands

Tiffany has experience in building the capacity of mission-driven organizations to maximize impact with a focus on girls’ STEM education and economic development.  She has experience in program design and implementation, grant writing, evaluation, organizational development and project management.

Holding a Master’s degree in Russian and Post-Soviet Studies from the London School of Economics, she has worked at organizations including the Center for Citizen Initiatives supporting small-to-medium sized enterprises in Russia and the National Democratic Institute supporting political development programs in Kyrgyzstan.  She most recently co-founded the nonprofit organization Scientific Adventures for Girls based in Oakland, CA, USA. 

Languages: English, Russian

[email protected] | Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Argentinian-Italian with 4+ years of experience in the law and politics of international relations from a critical perspective to power structures. Sofía holds a Master’s in International Security and has worked with governmental, non-governmental, and civil-tech startups in South America, the United States, and Europe.

Sofía started out in the field of human rights and international criminal law. A firm believer in disruptive, sustainable, and preventive approaches to security issues, her current focus is blockchain for social good. This includes analyzing the legal, political, and technical issues arising from blockchain applications to self-sovereign identity management, liquid democracy, and UBI.

Having contributed to a variety of initiatives through communication, research, and project management, Sofía’s desire is to promote and support new institutional frameworks in favor of decentralization of political and economic power.

Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French.

[email protected] |Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Iranian-American with 6+ years of experience in international relations, economic development, and political empowerment, Beatrice is heavily invested in making the world a better place. Her work spans multiple regions of the world, often including high-risk environments, and her clients include non-governmental organizations, governmental bodies, and small-to-medium sized corporations throughout the US, EU, Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Originally in the areas of economic development, security, and disarmament, Beatrice turned to the humanitarian field, where she focuses on international security policy, gender equality, and innovation planning. She is a highly skilled grant writer, program designer, auditor, and capacity and impact assessor, as well as an authority on client and donor relations and ethical corporate engagement strategy.

Her personal and professional interests come together in the use of technology and data to provide solutions and insight into human rights, higher education, sexual reproductive rights, and environmental preservation.

Languages: Arabic, Farsi, French, Dutch

[email protected] | Antwerp, Belgium

A Belgian native, An holds a PhD from the University of Brussels and has over twenty-five years of experience in policy research covering governance, (political) capacity building, gender equality, arms control, and related security issues.

With a career spanning the globe, she has worked in the challenging contexts of Latin America as well as East, West, and Central Africa. She has worked alongside a wide range of local actors including grassroots women’s organizations, civil servants, and military and security groups. She has a widespread global network made up of technical experts, intergovernmental organizations, specialized research institutes, and advocacy groups. Her track record includes compliance monitoring, fundraising for a variety of projects and programs, coordination of program implementation and the completion of projects all the way through accounting and reporting phases.

An’s field experience contributes to her current work as an M&E consultant and occasional lecturer – she held a professorship with the Conflict and Development department of the University of Ghent from 2006 until 2016.

In recent years, An has studied at the Belgian Royal Higher Institute for Defence and swung through an online learning initiative of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, obtaining the certificate MITx u.lab: “Leading from the Emerging Future”. She has also taken up shiatsu and is currently writing a book on women in armed conflict and peace building.

Languages: Dutch, French, English, Spanish, German, Italian

[email protected]| Amsterdam, Netherlands

Tiffany has experience in building the capacity of mission-driven organizations to maximize impact with a focus on girls’ STEM education and economic development.  She has experience in program design and implementation, grant writing, evaluation, organizational development and project management.

Holding a Master’s degree in Russian and Post-Soviet Studies from the London School of Economics, she has worked at organizations including the Center for Citizen Initiatives supporting small-to-medium sized enterprises in Russia and the National Democratic Institute supporting political development programs in Kyrgyzstan.  She most recently co-founded the nonprofit organization Scientific Adventures for Girls based in Oakland, CA, USA. 

Languages: English, Russian

[email protected] | Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Argentinian-Italian with 4+ years of experience in the law and politics of international relations from a critical perspective to power structures. Sofía holds a Master’s in International Security and has worked with governmental, non-governmental, and civil-tech startups in South America, the United States, and Europe.

Sofía started out in the field of human rights and international criminal law. A firm believer in disruptive, sustainable, and preventive approaches to security issues, her current focus is blockchain for social good. This includes analyzing the legal, political, and technical issues arising from blockchain applications to self-sovereign identity management, liquid democracy, and UBI.

Having contributed to a variety of initiatives through communication, research, and project management, Sofía’s desire is to promote and support new institutional frameworks in favor of decentralization of political and economic power.

Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French.

[email protected] |Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Iranian-American with 6+ years of experience in international relations, economic development, and political empowerment, Beatrice is heavily invested in making the world a better place. Her work spans multiple regions of the world, often including high-risk environments, and her clients include non-governmental organizations, governmental bodies, and small-to-medium sized corporations throughout the US, EU, Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Originally in the areas of economic development, security, and disarmament, Beatrice turned to the humanitarian field, where she focuses on international security policy, gender equality, and innovation planning. She is a highly skilled grant writer, program designer, auditor, and capacity and impact assessor, as well as an authority on client and donor relations and ethical corporate engagement strategy.

Her personal and professional interests come together in the use of technology and data to provide solutions and insight into human rights, higher education, sexual reproductive rights, and environmental preservation.

Languages: Arabic, Farsi, French, Dutch

[email protected] | Antwerp, Belgium

A Belgian native, An holds a PhD from the University of Brussels and has over twenty-five years of experience in policy research covering governance, (political) capacity building, gender equality, arms control, and related security issues.

With a career spanning the globe, she has worked in the challenging contexts of Latin America as well as East, West, and Central Africa. She has worked alongside a wide range of local actors including grassroots women’s organizations, civil servants, and military and security groups. She has a widespread global network made up of technical experts, intergovernmental organizations, specialized research institutes, and advocacy groups. Her track record includes compliance monitoring, fundraising for a variety of projects and programs, coordination of program implementation and the completion of projects all the way through accounting and reporting phases.

An’s field experience contributes to her current work as an M&E consultant and occasional lecturer – she held a professorship with the Conflict and Development department of the University of Ghent from 2006 until 2016.

In recent years, An has studied at the Belgian Royal Higher Institute for Defence and swung through an online learning initiative of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, obtaining the certificate MITx u.lab: “Leading from the Emerging Future”. She has also taken up shiatsu and is currently writing a book on women in armed conflict and peace building.

Languages: Dutch, French, English, Spanish, German, Italian

[email protected]| Amsterdam, Netherlands

Tiffany has experience in building the capacity of mission-driven organizations to maximize impact with a focus on girls’ STEM education and economic development.  She has experience in program design and implementation, grant writing, evaluation, organizational development and project management.

Holding a Master’s degree in Russian and Post-Soviet Studies from the London School of Economics, she has worked at organizations including the Center for Citizen Initiatives supporting small-to-medium sized enterprises in Russia and the National Democratic Institute supporting political development programs in Kyrgyzstan.  She most recently co-founded the nonprofit organization Scientific Adventures for Girls based in Oakland, CA, USA. 

Languages: English, Russian

[email protected] | Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Argentinian-Italian with 4+ years of experience in the law and politics of international relations from a critical perspective to power structures. Sofía holds a Master’s in International Security and has worked with governmental, non-governmental, and civil-tech startups in South America, the United States, and Europe.

Sofía started out in the field of human rights and international criminal law. A firm believer in disruptive, sustainable, and preventive approaches to security issues, her current focus is blockchain for social good. This includes analyzing the legal, political, and technical issues arising from blockchain applications to self-sovereign identity management, liquid democracy, and UBI.

Having contributed to a variety of initiatives through communication, research, and project management, Sofía’s desire is to promote and support new institutional frameworks in favor of decentralization of political and economic power.

Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French.

[email protected] |Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Iranian-American with 6+ years of experience in international relations, economic development, and political empowerment, Beatrice is heavily invested in making the world a better place. Her work spans multiple regions of the world, often including high-risk environments, and her clients include non-governmental organizations, governmental bodies, and small-to-medium sized corporations throughout the US, EU, Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Originally in the areas of economic development, security, and disarmament, Beatrice turned to the humanitarian field, where she focuses on international security policy, gender equality, and innovation planning. She is a highly skilled grant writer, program designer, auditor, and capacity and impact assessor, as well as an authority on client and donor relations and ethical corporate engagement strategy.

Her personal and professional interests come together in the use of technology and data to provide solutions and insight into human rights, higher education, sexual reproductive rights, and environmental preservation.

Languages: Arabic, Farsi, French, Dutch

[email protected] | Antwerp, Belgium

A Belgian native, An holds a PhD from the University of Brussels and has over twenty-five years of experience in policy research covering governance, (political) capacity building, gender equality, arms control, and related security issues.

With a career spanning the globe, she has worked in the challenging contexts of Latin America as well as East, West, and Central Africa. She has worked alongside a wide range of local actors including grassroots women’s organizations, civil servants, and military and security groups. She has a widespread global network made up of technical experts, intergovernmental organizations, specialized research institutes, and advocacy groups. Her track record includes compliance monitoring, fundraising for a variety of projects and programs, coordination of program implementation and the completion of projects all the way through accounting and reporting phases.

An’s field experience contributes to her current work as an M&E consultant and occasional lecturer – she held a professorship with the Conflict and Development department of the University of Ghent from 2006 until 2016.

In recent years, An has studied at the Belgian Royal Higher Institute for Defence and swung through an online learning initiative of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, obtaining the certificate MITx u.lab: “Leading from the Emerging Future”. She has also taken up shiatsu and is currently writing a book on women in armed conflict and peace building.

Languages: Dutch, French, English, Spanish, German, Italian

[email protected]| Amsterdam, Netherlands

Tiffany has experience in building the capacity of mission-driven organizations to maximize impact with a focus on girls’ STEM education and economic development.  She has experience in program design and implementation, grant writing, evaluation, organizational development and project management.

Holding a Master’s degree in Russian and Post-Soviet Studies from the London School of Economics, she has worked at organizations including the Center for Citizen Initiatives supporting small-to-medium sized enterprises in Russia and the National Democratic Institute supporting political development programs in Kyrgyzstan.  She most recently co-founded the nonprofit organization Scientific Adventures for Girls based in Oakland, CA, USA. 

Languages: English, Russian

[email protected] | Amsterdam, Netherlands

An Argentinian-Italian with 4+ years of experience in the law and politics of international relations from a critical perspective to power structures. Sofía holds a Master’s in International Security and has worked with governmental, non-governmental, and civil-tech startups in South America, the United States, and Europe.

Sofía started out in the field of human rights and international criminal law. A firm believer in disruptive, sustainable, and preventive approaches to security issues, her current focus is blockchain for social good. This includes analyzing the legal, political, and technical issues arising from blockchain applications to self-sovereign identity management, liquid democracy, and UBI.

Having contributed to a variety of initiatives through communication, research, and project management, Sofía’s desire is to promote and support new institutional frameworks in favor of decentralization of political and economic power.

Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French.