Daisy Bartlett

As the Strategy Developer for Private Sector Engagement at The Amahoro Coalition, I lead the country strategy across Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Cameroon, and the Central African Republic. My focus is on identifying and engaging private sector organizations committed to creating long-term, sustainable employment opportunities for forcibly displaced people (FDPs). By collaborating with companies, we aim to co-create market-based solutions that leverage both human and financial capital, fostering inclusive business models that support refugees and displaced communities.

The Amahoro Coalition is an African-led initiative convening multi-sector actors from across the region to accelerate private-sector leadership in driving sustainable market-based interventions that advance economic inclusion for displaced populations. Our mission is to engage and enable the African private sector to expand access to education and livelihood opportunities for refugees while creating value for African businesses and society at large. Our vision is for refugees to be able to lead lives of dignity and achieve their full potential, ultimately paving the way to more inclusive development and peaceful prosperity throughout the African Continent. The Amahoro Coalition champions the need for home-grown solutions to the region’s refugee crisis. We provide structure and resources to help unlock the potential of the African private sector to generate transformative opportunities for displaced communities. The Coalition's activities fall under four overarching themes: Invite, Inform, Innovate, and Inspire. We work closely with our private sector partners to provide them with the knowledge, tools, and networks they need to catalyze refugee economic inclusion. Leading our efforts in: Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Cameroon and Central African Republic

Initially in Kisumu, Kenya for a Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Communitions role, I have since relocated to Kampala Uganda, where I am managing the Implementation of carbon credit funded projects all of which are focusing on Women's Health, Economic Empowerment (green jobs) and Climate reslience. Our most recent focus has been on EUDR and improving smallholder livelihoods.

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Working as a freelancer, I am currently supporting both TrueFootprint and Catalyst 2030.

Travel Brilliant is a million-dollar turnover agency which also manages three bar restaurants in the centre of Barcelona. Recognized for my unwavering loyalty and strong work ethic, I ascended through various roles over a decade within the agency: Events Manager (Summer seasons 2014 - 2017), Supplier and Booking Manager (2013), and Trilingual Tour Guide (2011, 2012). Travel Brilliant also covered the cost of my Post-Grad in Financial Accounting, enabling me to manage the accounts. I supported the agency's survival through Covid-19, securing various loans and negotiating existing contracts.

During my time at HAU, I helped organise and run the annual Palliative Care Training Course for African health care professionals from 10+ francophone African countries. I also joined the communications team to help promote the organisation. My main joy whilst in Uganda was conceiving (filming and editing) various videos used for international fundraising.

Twitter France Press Service Gained first hand knowledge of Twitter as a platform for both personal and professional use, as well as an understanding of Twitter's products and partners (Vine, Periscope, Fabric). Motorola France - Brand strategy PR Consultant Supported the Marketing and Communications team during multiple product launches Organized press and blogger events Reporting and reach analysis Built strong relationships with both general news and tech journalists. Rolls-Royce Western Europe PR Coordination Coordinated PR actions across France, Italy and Spain.

Events and activities manager - In charge of organizing and supervising daily and punctual events across Barcelona. Specialized in dealing with private group reservations, I not only booked each activity but acted as the group's 24hour rep. Having started off as a tour guide in 2011 I worked my way up to assist the company manager. (Working onsite every summer and remotely during the winter. ) http://www.travelbar.com/

2 month internship followed by two month employment In charge of reserving activities and accommodation for groups of between 5 and 30 people Responsibilities: Negotiating with hotels, and other suppliers Liaising between customers and suppliers Searching for new suppliers Staff management Meeting groups, accompanying them to certain activities Organising daily and punctual activities On call 24/7 during customers' stay Having previously worked for the company I knew the in's and out's and was quickly able to embrace my responsibilities. After my internship tutor decided to leave the company I took over and was in charge of the Purchasing department.

La finalité professionnalisante des études de LEA passe par un perfectionnement dans deux langues étrangères (anglais & espagnol). La connaissance de l’environnement socio-économique du commerce international vient en complément indispensable de cette formation linguistique. La formation se focalise sur: La communication générale et spécialisée, écrite et orale, dans trois langues (dont le français, l’anglais et l'espagnol). Maîtrise de l’informatique et des TIC. Le Parcours que j'ai choisi étant celui du Commerce international, ce dernier visant à formé sur le monde économique international en transmettant: - Connaissances confirmées dans les domaines de l’économie, de la gestion, de la vie des entreprises. - Connaissances de base dans le domaine de l’internationalisation de l’activité économique et du commerce mondial.

International Women's Health and Human Rights Stanford University -Online (Coursera)