Bente Madson

Bente Iselin Madson is a skilled urbanist with a diverse range of interests, specializing in creating captivating content and overseeing collaborative projects on a global scale.

With a background in Master of Science in Building and Urban Design in Development from UCL, Bachelor of Arts in Architectural and Environmental Studies from Middlebury College, as well as various architectural and art studies abroad, Bente has a well-rounded educational foundation.

Formerly holding key positions such as Technical Analyst at UNOPS, Data Visualization Specialist at the State of Minnesota, and Product Design and Knowledge Management Analyst at the United Nations Office for Project Services, Bente has gained valuable experience in knowledge management, stakeholder communications, data visualization, and product design.

Additionally, Bente's past roles as an Architectural intern at Julien Boidot Architecte, Master Plan Committee Student Representative at Middlebury College, and Student Technician at the Technology Helpdesk at Middlebury College showcase a history of involvement in architectural projects, student leadership, and technical support.

With a keen interest in challenging issues like urban poverty, climate resilience, and disaster risk reduction, Bente's unique blend of skills in design, communication, and information management position them as a versatile professional in the field of urban planning and development.