Sarah Rimmel

Sarah Rimmel is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in leadership, education, and social inclusion. She holds a Master's degree from the University of Colorado Denver, a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Florida, and has completed the International Baccalaureate Diploma program at Atlantic Highschool. Sarah also pursued personal development through the Landmark Forum in 2012.

Sarah has held various roles across different organizations, showcasing her expertise in coaching, education, strategic planning, and community engagement. She currently serves as a Consultant and Leadership Coach at Inclusion Spark LLC. Previously, she worked as the Assistant Director of Education at the Center for Inclusion & Social Change at the University of Colorado Boulder and as a Strategist and Liaison at Jackson National Asset Management, LLC. Sarah has also been involved in nonprofit work, having been a Board Member at Boulder Valley Women's Health Center and engaging in grant writing and management at Victim Justice P.C. Her professional journey includes diverse experiences such as coordinating programs, volunteering, advocating for children's rights, and promoting wellness initiatives.

Sarah Rimmel's past roles reflect her commitment to social impact and personal growth, having worked in various capacities such as a Program Coordinator at the Women's Resource Center at the University of Colorado Boulder, a Registrar and Accounting Assistant at Boulder Valley School District, and a Development Volunteer at the Colorado Haiti Project. She has also been involved in advocacy and awareness campaigns, having participated in initiatives like the Not For Sale Campaign, Prax(us), and the Guardian Ad Litem Program. Sarah's dedication to community service extends to her roles as an Aftercare Academy Participant at Not For Sale Campaign and a Volunteer at various organizations.

Sarah's early career included positions in educational settings such as the Health and Safety Intern at the American Red Cross, the Wellness Educator at the University of Florida, and the Dependency Court Coordinator at Partnership for Strong Families. Her versatile background encompasses areas of public health, child advocacy, program coordination, and nonprofit management, making her a well-rounded professional with a passion for making a difference.