Gabrielle Plotkin

Gabrielle Plotkin is a dedicated professional with a strong commitment to enhancing international development effectiveness through evidence-based and sustainable solutions. With a background in management consulting, particularly in monitoring & evaluation, Gabrielle has been involved in evaluating development programs across various sectors and regions. She holds a Master's degree in Development Management from American University and a Bachelor's degree in Studies in Women and Gender from the University of Virginia.

Having studied at Washington-Lee High School for her International Baccalaureate Diploma, Gabrielle Plotkin has a solid educational foundation that complements her professional experiences. Her graduate coursework at American University's School of International Service has equipped her with expertise in organizational and program management.

Gabrielle Plotkin has held several key positions in prominent organizations such as Arabella Advisors, Social Impact, Partnership for Supply Chain Management, National Democratic Institute, The Aspen Institute, Amnesty International, and Equipe de Conservação de Amazônia. Her roles have ranged from Associate Director to various Program and Project Assistant positions, reflecting her diverse and valuable skill set.

In addition to her professional endeavors, Gabrielle Plotkin has a special interest in advocating for women's equality, human rights, and environmental conservation. Through her work and academic background, she has demonstrated a genuine passion for promoting positive change in these critical areas.