Dawn Zapata
About Dawn Zapata
Dawn Zapata is a Senior Producer of Thought Leadership at Thomson Reuters, with over 15 years of experience in teaching and curriculum development across various academic institutions. She has held multiple roles in higher education and has contributed to programs focused on diversity and inclusion in the legal industry.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Currently, Dawn Zapata serves as a Senior Producer for Thought Leadership at Thomson Reuters, a position she has held since 2016. In this role, she develops content for the Thomson Reuters Institute, focusing on key areas such as diversity and inclusion, mergers and acquisitions, and business operations. Her work contributes to the organization's commitment to addressing critical issues within the legal and business sectors.
Education and Expertise
Dawn Zapata has an extensive educational background. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Government from Harvard University. Additionally, she is a Master of Science degree candidate in Software Development at Boston University. She also completed a Master's Certificate in Project Leadership at Cornell University. This diverse academic foundation supports her expertise in teaching, curriculum development, and project management.
Background
Dawn Zapata has over 15 years of experience in teaching and curriculum development across various academic institutions. She has held positions at Bunker Hill Community College, Cambridge College, Monroe College, and Northeastern University. Her career began at Harvard University, where she worked in various roles, including Project Manager for the Energy Technology Innovation Project at the Kennedy School.
Achievements
Dawn Zapata co-led the award-winning Transforming Women's Leadership program at Thomson Reuters, which aims to address structural barriers and cultural challenges within the legal industry. Her leadership in this initiative highlights her commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in professional environments. Additionally, she has managed various projects at Bunker Hill Community College, including the National Information Security and Geospatial Technologies Consortium.