Landell Mills
Alessia Intrigila is a Junior Agricultural Value Chains Specialist at Landell Mills, engaging in coffee value chain projects across Asia and the Pacific, focused on enhancing coffee production, quality, and sustainable practices for remote producers. Previous experience includes a role as a Fundraising, Internal Policy, and Communications Intern at The Washing Machine Project, supporting social enterprise aimed at aiding displaced populations. Alessia has also completed management training at Kutsher's Sports Academy, worked as a Drug and Alcohol Engagement Worker and a Mental Health Engagement Worker during qualifying placements, and contributed as a Community Researcher for Splitz Support Service. Academic qualifications include a Master of Science in International Development with Conflict and Humanitarian Action and a Bachelor of Science in Social Work and Applied Social Studies, both from the University of Bath, in addition to an International Baccalaureate Diploma from the International School Brunei.
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Landell Mills
Landell Mills is one of the world’s leading international development consulting firms. We have been in business for 40 years and are active in all continents. Our mission is to assist our clients to participate actively in the global economy whilst protecting their fragile environments and vulnerable communities in the process. We work with private and public sector clients on assignments lasting from a few days to several years. Our work is usually financed by international development agencies. We estimate that we have completed almost 700 projects on all continents, involving some 150 countries. We employ 30 staff at our head office in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, UK, and we engage numerous additional people on our projects throughout the world. We are an active member of our industry association, British Expertise, and a regular winner of its awards. We are also members of technical associations such as the Tropical Agricultural Association, the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage, and the Evaluation Society. What we do We aim to provide practical, hands-on, experienced and flexible advisers and trainers for our assignments and to back them up with competent and responsive supervision as well as strong administrative and financial support. Our business model is one of business development and project supervision at our head office with specially selected project teams in the field. Our goal is to make sure that our field personnel have everything that they need to succeed – clear terms of reference, adequate equipment, sufficient money, the best project staff and access to pools of expertise, as needed – and are supervised appropriately to ensure that project objectives are achieved, client and partner relationships are working and the beneficiaries obtain the promised impacts of the project. Follow us on Twitter: @Landell_Mills