Deborah Shakespeare Grant

Deborah Shakespeare Grant, PMP has extensive work experience in project management and coordination roles. Deborah started their career as a Project Coordinator at Macro International, where they managed research and reporting functions. Deborah then worked as a Senior Project Analyst at Abt SRBI, directing the execution of large-scale research projects.

Deborah later served as a Technical Project Manager at ACS8, where they oversaw project quality and client deliverables. Deborah then worked at Howard University Hospital as a Patient Access Coordinator, implementing program and procedural infrastructures to support the in-house electronic medical record system.

Following that, Deborah joined San Mar Children's Home as a Treatment Coordinator, assessing the needs of children and coordinating therapeutic referrals. Deborah then transitioned to the American Institutes for Research, first as a Project Specialist and later as a Data Analytics Manager. In these roles, they managed projects, coordinated development events, and streamlined informational databases.

Overall, Deborah Shakespeare Grant, PMP has a diverse background in project management and coordination, with experience in research, healthcare, and social development industries.

Deborah Shakespeare Grant, PMP has an extensive educational background spanning several years and various fields of study. In 1994, they earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from Kendall College, where they focused their studies on Human Service, Social Science, and Substance Abuse. Following this, from 1998 to 1999, Deborah pursued further education at Queens College, obtaining a Master of Arts (MA) degree. During this time, they studied Applied Sociology, Research Methods, Statistics, and Professional Writing.

In 2014, Deborah began their doctoral studies at Walden University, specializing in Public Policy Analysis and Administration. Deborah remained enrolled in this program until 2015. In addition to their academic achievements, Deborah has obtained the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute, which they earned in February 2018.