Fiona Rushbrook

Fee Rushbrook is an experienced professional with a diverse background in humanitarian response, development, and disaster management.

Fee Rushbrook holds a Master's degree in Geography from the University of Cambridge and a Master of Arts in Disasters, Adaptation & Development from King's College London, showcasing a strong academic foundation in relevant fields.

With an extensive career history, Fee has held key roles such as Readiness Team Leader in the Humanitarian Response Group at both the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and the Department for International Development (DFID).

Prior to this, Fee served as a DFID Representative in Mogadishu, DFID Somalia, showcasing a wealth of experience in the international development sector.

Moreover, Fee has a history of volunteering and humanitarian work, having worked with organizations such as Street Child, The Unmentionables, and DFID in various capacities.

Fee Rushbrook's professional journey also includes roles such as Senior Programme Manager in DFID Afghanistan, Programme Manager in DFID Yemen, and Results Officer in the Africa Directorate at DFID, highlighting a strong background in managing and implementing development programs.

Additionally, Fee has experience in research and analysis, having worked as a Research Analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, further diversifying their skill set.

With a track record that spans across different regions and sectors, Fee Rushbrook brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the field of humanitarian response and development.

Fee's dedication to volunteering and their varied professional experiences make them a well-rounded and valuable asset in the international development arena.