Ridhwana Lalloo
About Ridhwana Lalloo
Ridhwana Lalloo is a Junior Sustainable Development Analyst at Ecovadis in Paris and a Compliance Analyst at G7 Research Group in Toronto, with a background in international development and sociology.
Title
Ridhwana Lalloo holds dual roles: Junior Sustainable Development Analyst at Ecovadis in Paris, France, and Compliance Analyst at G7 Research Group in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Education and Expertise
Ridhwana Lalloo has a comprehensive academic background. She earned a Master's degree from the Department of Sociology at LSE (2016-2017) on a scholarship. Before that, she completed her Bachelor's degree in International Development and International Relations from McGill University (2012-2016). She also attended the British International School of Jeddah (2010-2012).
Professional Background
Throughout her career, Ridhwana Lalloo has engaged in multiple initiatives and roles. She started as a Research Assistant at the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) focusing on maternal healthcare in Jeddah in 2014. She worked at Sos Poverty as a Grant Writer in Mauritius for one month in 2015. She then contributed as a Media Coordinator for the Federation of Muslim Women of Quebec from 2015 to 2016. In London, she volunteered at the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women for two months in 2017 and served as a Mentor for Women Entrepreneurs at Enactus for six months.
Achievements
Ridhwana Lalloo has successfully contributed to international development and sustainable practices, including participating in a research project in Paris. Additionally, she co-authored a publication on international development and sustainable practices. Her initiatives reflect a strong commitment to youth and women empowerment through educational and leadership programs.
Community Involvement
Ridhwana Lalloo is actively involved in community service projects. She has contributed to improving educational resources for underprivileged women and children. Her work has consistently focused on initiatives that support and empower vulnerable communities through education and resource development.