Sarah Hamma

Sarah Hamma is a seasoned professional adept at project, product, and people management with a keen interest in strategy development.

She holds a Master's in International Administration, specializing in Project Management and Homeland Security from the University of Denver's Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

Sarah currently serves as the Deputy Director of COVID Containment at the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment.

Her career aspirations revolve around the integration of product/project management, emergency management, and technology to channel her business acumen towards disaster relief and international peace efforts.

Sarah Hamma's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from Boston College.

Her professional journey encompasses roles such as Director of Product Management and Senior Program Manager at Geospiza, along with experience in emergency management at the City and County of Denver and teaching project management at Harvard Kennedy School.

Throughout her career, she has also contributed to various organizations like Year Up, The Carter Center, and as a barista and manager at Farmington Square Pool.

With a comprehensive skill set and a profound dedication to her work, Sarah Hamma stands as a driven individual poised to make a significant impact in the realm of product/project management and emergency response.