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Jen Krimm has over a decade of political and international development experience. She began consulting in democracy and governance programming after working in senior-level political, policy and communications positions in the US Congress and in American domestic politics/campaigns. She focuses on political participation, governance, electoral campaigns, leadership, policy development, political and strategic communications, gender, project management, and increasingly political conflict, anti-terrorism and P/CVE. Clients include various candidates, political parties, and organizations, including long-term consultancies with the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and Democracy International (DI). In addition to Washington, DC, Krimm has worked in a number of countries--Yemen, Liberia, South Sudan, Nepal, Kosovo, Albania, et al--and has lived in Yemen, South Sudan, Tunisia, Qatar, Kuwait, and currently lives in Amman, Jordan. She also continues to conduct independent research and take on other projects. She has a bachelor's degree in Government with a concentration in International Relations from Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, US, and she has a master's degree in Terrorism and Political Violence from the University of St Andrews, Scotland, UK.
International Political Development | Politics | Policy | Governance | P/CVE | Strategic Communications |