Nunazriah Dhahrulsalam

Nunazriah Dhahrulsalam is a seasoned professional with a diverse background spanning strategic decision-making, behavioral science, and public policy analysis.

With a passion for understanding the intricacies of decision-making processes, Nunazriah has navigated through various countries such as Singapore, Vancouver, Toronto, and Dubai in pursuit of knowledge and experience.

Currently engrossed in the insightful read 'You're about to make a terrible mistake!' by Olivier Sibony, Nunazriah's next literary endeavor involves exploring 'Noise' by Kahneman et al, showcasing a keen interest in behavioral economics and decision-making.

Delving into post-Covid economic recovery, Nunazriah is actively involved in researching and publishing a playbook for labor market policies in Canada, with a focus on addressing income inequality.

Noteworthy projects undertaken by Nunazriah include transnational fundraising for children's education in Southeast Asia, organizing public policy events, fostering mentorship networks, and cultivating partnerships between government, business, and academia across North America.

Furthermore, Nunazriah has contributed to global conferences by executing external outreach strategies to establish partnerships and secure sponsorships, showcasing adept networking and collaboration skills.

In terms of education, Nunazriah holds a Bachelor's degree with Honors in Public Policy Analysis and Industrial Relations with HR from the University of Toronto, where they also studied Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at Columbia and attended the University of Trinity College.

Previously engaged in stakeholder relations for Global Aviation Security (AVSEC) at Emirates Group Security, Nunazriah's professional journey reflects a blend of academic excellence, research acumen, and a commitment to driving positive societal change through informed decision-making.