Charlotte Lagarde

Charlotte Lagarde's work experience includes the following:

1. Co-Founder, Partner, and COO at B.Public (2019-present): Involved in the development of a flexible modular building system that aims to achieve 2030 goals. Responsible for design configurations and material selection.

2. Executive Director at Swell Foundation (1998-present): Holds a leadership position in the organization, but specific details about the role are not provided.

3. Artist at Colonial White (2018-present): Created a digital print of a photo and text collage, which was featured in Art In America and Hyperallergic. Exhibited at various venues, including The Racial Imaginary Institute and ICA/VCU.

4. Producer at Geographies of Kinship (2006-2019): Directed a film that explores the impact of war and political upheaval on vulnerable individuals in a patriarchal society. Explores themes of international adoption, identity, family, and nationality.

5. Steering Committee Member at New Day Films (2014-2016): Held a position on the steering committee of the organization, but specific responsibilities are not mentioned.

6. Executive Producer at Real Boy Film (2013-2016): Produced a documentary film about a family going through a transition. The film was broadcast on PBS/Independent Lens.

7. Director and Producer at The Ballad of Fred Hersch (2010-2016): Directed and produced a documentary film about jazz pianist Fred Hersch. Explores Hersch's music career, personal life, and their experiences as a gay and HIV-positive individual.

8. Producer at In The Matter of Cha Jung Hee (2008-2011): Produced a documentary film about a Korean adoptee who lived under a false identity for 40 years. The film was broadcast on PBS/POV.

9. Executive Producer and Producer at Beautiful Son (2005-2007): Involved in the production of a project, but specific details are not provided.

10. Executive Producer at Reporter Zero (2005-2006): Held an executive producer position for a project, but specific details are not provided.

Charlotte Lagarde received their Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Sciences from Pitzer College in 1991. Following that, they pursued a Master of Arts degree in Communication and Media Studies from Stanford University, which they completed in 1996.