Tracy Gerstle is a professional with a strong passion for identifying market-based, scalable solutions to support sustainable economic development across emerging markets globally.

Her diverse background includes working in social, economic, and environmental issues within various industries such as food, agriculture, biotech, chemicals, and manufacturing supply chains.

Tracy is known for her multidisciplinary approach, breaking through silos to create collaborative solutions that drive positive impacts.

She has a solid educational foundation, holding degrees in International Economic Development, Finance, Strategy, Russian and Eastern European Studies, and International Relations from prestigious institutions like Boston University and Johns Hopkins University.

Throughout her career, Tracy has held key roles in organizations such as the U.S. Department of Commerce, Catholic Relief Services, American Chemistry Council, and CropLife International, among others, focusing on areas like international trade, corporate engagement, public policy, and economic development.

Her specialties include International Public Affairs & Policy, Strategic Planning and Communications, Private Sector Development, Climate Change, Partnerships, and Coalition Building.

Tracy's expertise and experience highlight her dedication to driving positive change and fostering sustainable economic growth through her work.