Nicole comes to GHC from The Bridgespan Group, a nonprofit strategy consulting organization in Boston. At Bridgespan, she produced research and analysis to assist nonprofit and foundation leaders with management and strategic challenges. Prior to Bridgespan, Nicole studied American immigration and foreign policy at Harvard University, graduating cum laude with a Bachelor's in History and Literature and a minor in Government. While a student, Nicole served as the president of Harvard STAGE, an after-school theater program in Boston and Cambridge public schools. She also worked as a tutor for the Harvard Writing Center and as a designer for The Harvard Crimson. An avid traveler, Nicole has been to over 35 countries, spent a semester studying abroad in Madrid, and a summer working for the U.S. Department of State in Georgetown, Guyana. She is looking forward to combining her interests in international relations and social issues with GHC. Nicole grew up in Paris and Washington, D.C., and speaks French and Spanish. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, cooking, and the outdoors.
When I became a GHC fellow and moved to Rwanda, I expected to work on my language skills. I picked Rwanda as a placement country largely because I wanted to practice my French, and even before I left the US my co-fellow Remy was already writing lists of key words in Kinyarwanda for me to […]
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