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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 years working in the US Congress and in American domestic politics. She focuses on political participation, governance, electoral campaigns, leadership, policy development, 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 (concentration: International Relations) from Dartmouth College, and is currently pursuing a master's degree in Terrorism and Political Violence at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, UK.
International Political Development | Politics | Policy | Governance | P/CVE | Strategic Communications |