Savannah Norman

Savannah Norman possesses a diverse range of experience in business development, research, and public policy. Early career positions include roles at CDI Chile and Préstame Panama, followed by a summer internship with the A-11 Initiative - Economic and Social Rights. Savannah served as a Research Assistant at Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy, focusing on topics related to child development in contexts of political violence. Savannah further advanced in business development as an Analyst and Associate at Palladium: Make It Possible. Most recently, Savannah held multiple managerial roles at Chemonics International, concentrating on new business development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Savannah holds a Bachelor's degree in Public Policy Analysis and Spanish, as well as a degree in Ethics & Society from Duke University, where a double honors thesis earned recognition for exceptional research and contribution to the field.