Emily Edmonds is a writer and community ops expert with a strong interest in govtech, research, and ethical problem-solving.

She has a background in Public Administration, holding a Master's degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Emily's educational journey includes a B.A. from Western Carolina University and an A.A. from Southwestern Community College.

With a diverse professional history, she has held roles such as Ops Generalist at On Deck, Senior Consultant at Apolitical, and Lead Consultant at Community Food Lab.

Emily's experience spans across organizations like ELGL, WR-Martin, Farm to Institution New England, and CEFS, NC State University, showcasing her versatility.

She has also worked in economic development, outreach coordination, event management, and public policy analysis.

Emily Edmonds is known for her writing, which can be found on her website emilyinappalachia.com, focusing on policy, tech's social impact, and the future of humanity.

As a tech enthusiast advocating for positive change, Emily values the use of technology for the betterment of society and has a special affinity for rural areas, challenges, and aviation.