Jacqueline Roeder

Jacqueline Roeder is an experienced International Trade Specialist at the International Trade Administration, where responsibilities include assisting businesses in sectors such as aerospace, defense, and environmental technology with export counseling and international market strategies. Prior experience includes roles as a Research Assistant for Dr. Eliot A. Cohen, and as a Confidential Assistant at the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, where Jacqueline prepared the Special Counsel for congressional hearings and drafted significant communications for various high-level stakeholders. Additionally, Jacqueline has held positions with the United States Senate as a Staff Assistant and Congressional Intern, focusing on legislative research and constituent communication. Jacqueline holds a Master of Arts in International Economics and Strategic Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Criminal Justice from The University of Georgia.