Rachel Estrada

Rachel Estrada is an international development professional with a focus on managing energy regulatory capacity building programs in emerging economies, specializing in power sector reform, economic regulation, and off-grid development.

She has a strong background working with energy regulators and other stakeholders in the electricity sector in sub-Saharan Africa and the Asia-Pacific region.

Rachel holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in International Relations from The Johns Hopkins University - Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in International Development Studies from UCLA.

Throughout her career, she has held various roles including Program Manager, Senior Energy Program Officer, and Energy Program Officer at NARUC, showcasing her expertise in the field.

Her professional journey includes experiences such as being a Civil Nuclear Trade Intern at the International Trade Administration, Marketing & Outreach Assistant at Coastline Community College, and Commitments Intern at the Clinton Global Initiative.

She has also been involved in volunteer roles like Programs Intern at Relief International, Office Assistant at UCLA Office of Residential Life, Volunteer Marketing Intern at UCLA Live, and Camp Counselor at Fairmont Private Schools, highlighting her diverse skill set and dedication to making an impact.

Rachel's academic and professional background demonstrate her commitment to international development and energy sector initiatives, making her a valuable asset in driving positive change and sustainable development in emerging markets.