Sophie Rutenbar

Sophie Rutenbar is an emotionally intelligent, detail-oriented, and creative problem solver with professional and academic experience aimed at assisting organizations in complex environments.

With a background in MSc in Human Rights from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), MA in Conflict, Security and Development from King's College London, and BA in Government and Politics from The University of Texas at Dallas, Sophie has a strong educational foundation.

Her work experience includes positions such as Visiting Scholar at NYU Center on International Cooperation, Visiting Fellow at The Brookings Institution, various program, analysis, and operational leadership roles at the United Nations, and program analyst at AECOM International Sudan.

Furthermore, Sophie has served as an international observer for the South Sudan Referendum and Voter Registration at The Carter Center, and held roles as a research assistant at London School of Economics, Pact Sudan, and DFID.

With outstanding writing skills, Sophie is known for her reliability, sincerity in engaging stakeholders of all levels, and her ability to work across different international cultural backgrounds to produce high-quality products making a positive impact for a better future.