Brett Macdonald

Brett Macdonald is a highly educated individual with a diverse academic background.

He holds a Doctor of Law (JD) in International Development from The University of South Dakota School of Law, showcasing his expertise in legal matters with a global perspective.

Brett also studied law as a visiting student at the University of Nairobi, further enhancing his legal knowledge and experience.

In addition to his law studies, he holds a Master's degree in Educational Psychology from Brigham Young University, demonstrating a strong foundation in understanding the nuances of educational processes and psychology.

His academic journey includes a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature, General from Brigham Young University, illustrating his proficiency in language and literature.

Furthermore, Brett enriched his educational background by studying abroad at the University of Nairobi, focusing on Law with a specialization in Humanitarian and Development Studies.

Brett Macdonald has leveraged his academic qualifications to make significant contributions in various organizations.

He currently serves as the Manager of the Refugee Sustained Support Initiative at LDS Charities.

Previously, he held the position of Pacific Area Food Initiative Manager at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where he played a key role in managing programs related to food initiatives in the Pacific region.

Brett also has prior experience as a Manager at Pacific Area Schools, showcasing his leadership abilities in the educational sector.