Jocelyn Rowe

Jocelyn Rowe is a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience in the Executive Branch and Capitol Hill, specializing in interagency affairs, government relations, and non-profit management. With a strong background in the private sector and for-profit organizations as well, Jocelyn excels in bridging the gap between governmental entities, corporate leadership, and various stakeholders for successful outcomes.

Jocelyn holds an MBA from Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, another MBA from ESADE Business School, and a Joint Honors Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Political Science from McGill University.

Throughout her career, Jocelyn has held key positions such as Program Manager at MetaPhase Consulting, Senior Advisor Africa Bureau at USAID, Principal at ROWE GLOBAL CONSULTING GROUP LLC, Director of Marketing and Capture at WRMA Incorporated, Director of International Marketing at Management & Training Corporation, Executive Director at USAID, Special Assistant at the US Department of Health and Human Services, and Senior Legislative Assistant at the US Congress. She has also provided consultancy services to organizations like Best Friends Foundation and the Webster Group Inc.

With a talent for strategic planning and relationship building, Jocelyn leverages her high emotional intelligence (EQ) skills and team-oriented approach to drive successful transitions, whether in domestic or international settings.

Jocelyn Rowe's diverse background and wealth of experience make her a valuable asset in navigating the complexities of government affairs, private sector dynamics, and non-profit management.