Tabbie Saenz

Tabbie Saenz has a wide range of work experience in various roles and industries. In 2000, they worked as a Project Manager for the Inter-American Development Bank, where they supervised the drafting of public/private policy projects to enhance competitiveness and productivity of the Bolivian business and investment environment. Tabbie also served as a Ministry of Foreign Trade and Investment for Bolivia as part of the Inter-American Development Bank Program. In 2001, they worked as a Commercial Advisor at the U.S. Embassy, focusing on expanding U.S. exports to and investments in Bolivia. From 2010 to 2018, Saenz started and managed their own international business development consulting firm called Business and Trade Alliance, where they provided consulting services and published a monthly publication for the medical and pharmaceutical community called MediGlobal. Additionally, Saenz worked as a Business Coach at BakerRipley, assisting Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs and business owners with creating marketing materials, financial plans, and accessing financing. From 2016 to present, they have also served as the VP of Community Engagement/Ambassador for Alice - the intelligent business advisor, where they managed the Alice accelerator and empowered women entrepreneurs from around the world through mentorship and access to capital and resources. In 2018, they began working as the Director of Business Development at Asian American Health Coalition - HOPE Clinic. Throughout their career, Saenz has demonstrated a strong commitment to business development and empowering entrepreneurs.

Tabbie Saenz has an education history that includes attending the American Cooperative School. However, no information is given regarding the dates of attendance or the degree or field of study pursued at this school. Tabbie also obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Economics from Rollins College. Similarly, no specific start or end years are provided for this degree program. Lastly, Tabbie completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree, but no information is given regarding the start or end years or the field of study for this program.