Katie Ryder
About Katie Ryder
Katie Ryder is an Associate Project Manager at CMD in Portland, Oregon, with a diverse background in strategic account management, corporate relationship building, and project execution. She has held various roles in development, creative arts, political campaigns, and the film industry, and has international work experience.
Current Role at CMD
Katie Ryder is currently an Associate Project Manager at CMD in Portland, Oregon, United States. Her role involves overseeing project execution and contributing to the development of the organization, leveraging her background in strategic account management and corporate relationship building.
Professional Experience at New Orleans Film Society
Katie Ryder held multiple roles at the New Orleans Film Society between 2019 and 2021, including Development Manager, Development Coordinator, and Development Assistant. Her tenure at the organization spanned various capacities, indicating growth and leadership in development roles. She worked on strategic initiatives to support and enhance the society's mission in the Greater New Orleans Region.
Art Instructor & Resin Technician Experience
In 2019, Katie Ryder worked at The Shard Shop NOLA as an Art Instructor & Resin Technician for 4 months. In this position, she demonstrated her creative skills and diverse expertise in the arts, contributing to educational and artistic projects in the Greater New Orleans Area.
Political Campaigns and Government Internships
Katie Ryder has experience in political campaigns and government operations. She served as the Beto Community Activation Team (BCAT) Manager for Beto for Senate (TX) in 2018. Additionally, she interned at the U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure, in 2015, where she gained insights into governmental functions and public policy.
Educational Background
Katie Ryder studied Political Science and Psychology at the University of Glasgow, where she achieved her Bachelor's degree in 2013. She also holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government & Psychology from The University of British Columbia, having studied there from 2010 to 2015.