Shifting Economic Health from Growth to Distribution
We have seen success defined by growth. Through and after this pandemic, the framework will shift and become more resilient.
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I am passionate about: Economic development, social justice
A little known fact about me is: I can be spotted in an episode of the Travel Channel's Street Eats featuring Morocco
Show my name on the attendees list for events I am attending: Yes
Location: New York, NY, USA
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniealman/
"Listen, and don't be silent."
Hello from NYC! My professional focus has been in economic development and corporate social responsibility, and my work ranges from launching national programs to empower women entrepreneurs to global programs to address the economic inclusion of refugees and asylees. I'm a strong partnership, program, and project manager with experience leading teams. A few places I've called home: South Florida; New York City, Marrakesh, Morocco; Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka
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We have seen success defined by growth. Through and after this pandemic, the framework will shift and become more resilient.
Industries in need of talent during the pandemic (i.e. grocery stores) turn to flexible and quick staffing companies.
“Imagine a future where a technology network will help identify, trace and monitor individuals who may have contracted a particular virus."
Stephanie commented on Food Waste → Solving Hunger