Amy Lepinay is a Marketing Communications Officer at KJR since December 2021, also contributing as a Marketing & Project Officer. Concurrently, Amy serves as a Marketing & Event Coordinator for the Indigenous Australian Datathon and previously held the role of Marketing Coordinator at Datarwe. Prior experience includes leadership roles at Sunbirds, where Amy was Branch Manager & Business Developer, and as a Junior Business Developer for the Australian Market. Notable achievements encompass successful government project funding and strategic business development. Earlier roles encompass contributions as Consul Assistant at the Honorary Consulate of France, Internal Consultant at Selectra, and various positions at Sciences Po and relevant NGOs. Amy holds a Master’s Degree in International Relations and Affairs from Sciences Po, in addition to Bachelor's degrees in International Relations and Economics from The University of Queensland and Social, Political & Economic Sciences from Sciences Po.
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