Turning data into insight for organizations doing good.
I build technology and data products that turn information into insight for NGOs and UN agencies working in international development and humanitarian response.
Today, I work with leading international NGOs and UN agencies to assess their digital maturity and shape the strategy that follows. I run stakeholder workshops that turn user needs into product journeys and a roadmap for the tools and investments ahead.
How I got here.
I trained as an economist and statistician, building expertise in data modeling and statistical analysis. Early on, I saw how much analysis depends on clean, complete data. That gap pulled me toward the intersection of data and technology, where I now help international organizations use their data better and understand their impact.
2013
Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics
Portland, Oregon
Portland State University
2010
MSc Development Management
London, United Kingdom
London School of Economics (LSE)
Thesis: The Returning Diaspora: Analyzing Overseas Vietnamese Contributions Toward Vietnam’s Economic Growth. Advisor: Robert Wade
2008 - 2009
Finance and Economics, The General Course
London, United Kingdom
London School of Economics (LSE)
John C. Phelan Scholarship recipient
2005 - 2008
BS Economics
Portland, Oregon
Portland State University
2008 Carl Campbell Economics Award recipient