Vananh Le

Vananh Le is a knowledgeable individual with a diverse set of qualifications and expertise ranging from sustainability, grant writing, and conservation to youth empowerment and organization development. With language skills in Vietnamese, Uzbek, and Russian, Vananh brings a global perspective to their work.

Vananh Le has been recognized in multiple news outlets for their innovative work, including features in Fast Pitch, Pittsburgh's NPR, The Atlantic, and TakePart.

Their educational background includes a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology from Penn State University, an MBA in Business & Sustainability from Duquesne University, and study abroad experience in Psychology at The Australian National University. They also studied Psychology and Business at Penn State Great Valley.

Vananh Le has held various roles in organizations, including as a Grant Writer/Project Manager at Electrify America, Grant Writer at The Center for Educational Innovation, Business Owner at Phong Nha Underground, Technical Writer at USAID Green Annamites Project, Director Of Grants at GreenViet Biodiversity Conservation Centre, and more.

Vananh's professional experience extends to being a Freelance Translator at SEIU, Co-Founder & Director at Reuse Everything Institute, Program Associate at DRSG (Demand Response & Smart Grid Coalition), Sustainability Consultant at companies like Bayer, Westinghouse, Eat'n Park, and Global Village Foundation, Interpreter at Advance Language Learning Center, and Program Manager & Volunteer Coordinator at Asian American LEAD & NAVASA.

Furthermore, Vananh Le contributed as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Peace Corps Uzbekistan, showcasing their dedication to community service and international development.

Vananh's expertise in sustainability, sustainable development, grant writing, fundraising, strategic planning, conservation, renewable energy, youth empowerment, gender equality, and language skills in Vietnamese, Uzbek, and Russian underscore their well-rounded professional profile.