Amanda Dundas

Amanda Dundas is a global professional with a diverse background in technology, strategy, and innovation, specializing in fostering collaboration within companies and organizations.

Throughout her career, Amanda has worked in 6 countries including the UK, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Thailand, and France, and has traveled extensively, having visited over 50 countries.

Her expertise spans various sectors, including sports events like the Olympics, technology, logistics, start-ups, the UN, and telecommunications.

Amanda holds a Master of Science (MS) in Risk, Disaster, and Resilience with Distinction from UCL, and a Bachelor's degree in International Business and Modern Languages with First Class Honors from the University of Strathclyde.

She has held key roles at prestigious organizations such as McKinsey & Company, Amazon, the UN Environment Programme, UNIDO, Accenture, and RIEDEL Communications GmbH & Co. KG.

Amanda's professional journey includes positions like Business Analyst, Program/Product Manager, Resilience to Disasters and Conflicts, Trade, Investment and Innovation roles, and Consulting Analyst.

Her experience ranges from project management at the Rio 2016 Olympics to business development, information analysis, and consultancy in both established and startup environments.

She is also the founder of DundasTech Limited and has interned at major events like the Commonwealth Games 2014 and the 2015 Pan/Parapan Am Games.

Amanda is open to connecting with students and encourages a brief introduction in communication for initial contact.