Nina Bechmann is an accomplished individual with a diverse educational background in Political Science, French and Francophone studies, Criminology, and Law.

She gained her Undergraduate degree in Political Science & French and Francophone studies with Departmental Honors from Columbia University in the City of New York, and pursued her MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Law at the prestigious University of Oxford.

Nina has a rich professional history with renowned organizations. She has interned at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) as well as The Office of Hillary Rodham Clinton. Additionally, she has held positions such as Global Leadership Initiative Fellow at The Oxford Character Project, Advisor at COO Office at Project Access, Global Director of Campus Teams at Project Access, Head of US Expansion at Project Access, and more.

Furthermore, Nina has been involved in various mentorship programs like the Qvartz Mentorship Program at QVARTZ and has experience as a Student Mentor at Project Access. She has showcased her skills in communication and leadership as well, having co-founded FLIP National and served as Director of Communications.

Nina Bechmann's wide array of experiences in prestigious institutions and organizations reflect her expertise in political science, criminology, international relations, leadership, mentorship, and communication.