Raissa K.
About Raissa K.
Raissa K. is a Community Specialist for Africa and Operations at the Global Shapers Community, currently based in Geneva, Switzerland. She has a diverse background in international relations, communications, and development, with experience in various organizations including the World Economic Forum and The Borgen Project.
Current Role at World Economic Forum
Raissa K. currently serves as a Community Specialist for Africa and Operations within the Global Shapers Community at the World Economic Forum. She has held this position since 2022 and is based in Geneva, Switzerland. In her role, she focuses on community engagement and operational strategies to enhance the impact of the Global Shapers Community across Africa.
Previous Experience at World Economic Forum
In 2022, Raissa K. worked at the World Economic Forum as part of the Community Experiences & Events team within the Foundations sector. Her tenure lasted four months and took place in Cologny, Geneva, Switzerland. This role involved organizing events and enhancing community experiences.
Educational Background
Raissa K. has an extensive educational background in International Relations and Development. She earned a Master's degree in International Development from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, where she concentrated on migration, poverty, and gender development. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics & Government, International Relations, and French from Ohio Wesleyan University.
Experience in Communications and Research
Raissa K. has held various roles in communications and research. She was a Communications and Digital Series Coordinator at the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform for six months in 2021. Additionally, she worked as an Extern Researcher and Consultant at the Terre des hommes foundation in 2020. Her experience also includes serving as a Videography Communications Coordinator at PHENOMENAL WOMEN GLOBAL from 2020 to 2021.
Internship at The Borgen Project
In 2018, Raissa K. completed an 11-month internship at The Borgen Project in the Greater Seattle Area. This role provided her with practical experience in political advocacy and global development issues, contributing to her understanding of international relations.