Jamie Pleydell-Bouverie

Jamie Pleydell-Bouverie is a dynamic international affairs professional with a strong background in conflict resolution, human rights, and humanitarian policy.

With substantial experience in international advocacy and mediation support, Jamie has worked in various capacities across the Middle East, the United Nations in New York, London, and Brussels.

Their proven track record includes leading teams to influence policy, foster dialogue for conflict resolution, and drive meaningful impact on the ground.

Jamie holds a Master's degree in International Relations from The Johns Hopkins University - Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), with an impressive GPA of 3.82, and a Bachelor's degree in Theology and Religious Studies with First Class Honours with Distinction from the University of Cambridge.

Throughout their career, Jamie has held key roles such as Senior Programme Officer and former Engagement and Dialogue Officer at the European Institute of Peace, Senior Adviser at Crisis Action, and Strategic Planning Consultant at the Norwegian Refugee Council.

Additionally, they have served as the Global Syria Lead, Advocacy and Campaigns Manager, and Advocacy Associate at Crisis Action, highlighting their diverse skill set and adaptability in roles focused on advocacy, crisis management, and research.

Prior to these roles, Jamie's experience includes positions as a Field Researcher at Search for Common Ground, Research Assistant at Human Rights Watch, and an Intern in Fundraising at Hope and Homes for Children.