Nina Emilie Bechmann is an accomplished individual with a strong educational background in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Law, Political Science, and French studies.

She holds a Master's degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the prestigious University of Oxford and completed her undergraduate studies in Political Science & French and Francophone studies with Departmental Honors at Columbia University in the City of New York.

Throughout her career, Nina has been associated with various organizations and programs, showcasing her leadership and expertise. She served as a Global Leadership Initiative Fellow at The Oxford Character Project, Global Director of Campus Teams at projectaccess.org, and participated in the Qvartz Mentorship Program at QVARTZ.

In addition, Nina has gained valuable experience through her roles as an Intern at The Office of Hillary Rodham Clinton, Head of US Expansion at projectaccess.org, and Research Assistant to Professor Hall Gardner.

Her dedication to global issues and leadership capabilities were further demonstrated as a 2017 New Global Agenda Fellow at Global Momenta and Co-Founder & Director of Communications at FLIP National.

Nina Emilie Bechmann's diverse background and extensive involvement in various organizations reflect her passion for making a positive impact and contributing to significant causes on a global scale.