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Abby Massey
Client Support Manager at Fairtrade America
Abby Massey is a dedicated professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in various organizations.
Abby holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in International Relations and Affairs from American University, showcasing her expertise in global issues.
She also pursued a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Natural Resources and Sustainable Development at the University for Peace (UPEACE) - a UN Mandated institution, highlighting her commitment to environmental sustainability.
Her academic journey includes a Bachelor's Degree in Food Science and Culinary Arts from Clemson University, demonstrating her versatile skill set.
Abby's career spans across impactful roles, including her current position as a Client Support Manager at Fairtrade America, where she excels in managing client relationships and support.
Previously, she served as a Senior Associate at The Democracy Collaborative, showcasing her in-depth knowledge of democratic practices and collaborative initiatives.
With experience as a Regional Manager in MD/DC/VA at The Common Market, Abby demonstrated her leadership skills in overseeing operational aspects within the region.
Her role as an Outreach Coordinator at The Common Market allowed her to engage with diverse communities and foster meaningful relationships.
Abby's background includes positions such as Communications Associate at Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education, where she contributed to driving sustainable practices in agriculture.
She also gained valuable experience as a Sustainable Foods Intern at Wallace Center at Winrock International, focusing on sustainable food systems and practices.
Additionally, Abby has worked as an Operations Coordinator at Common Good City Farm, showcasing her organizational and operational expertise in a community setting.
Her passion for food and agriculture led her to serve as a Food and Agriculture Development Intern at Worldwatch Institute, where she further honed her skills in agricultural development and research.