Theresa J. Moore

Theresa J. Moore has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Theresa J. started their career as a Program Associate at Peace Brigades International-USA, where they were responsible for coordinating volunteer recruitment, training, and mentoring programs. Theresa J. then moved on to Georgetown University as an Assistant Director of Alumni Relations, where they focused on class programs and reunion campaigns. Moore also served as the Development Chair for the USC Alumni Club of the Nation's Capital at the University of Southern California.

Transitioning into the corporate sector, Moore worked as a Brand Communications Manager for Costa Rica Outward Bound. In this role, they increased participation in adventure-based courses and maintained relationships with stakeholders. Theresa J. also led the design and production efforts for all communication materials and developed online marketing strategies.

Moore further expanded their career in communications and fundraising as a Communications and Fundraising Executive for Europe at Hilton Worldwide. Following that, they joined the World Food Programme as a Communications Consultant, where they conceptualized and executed campaigns and outreach strategies, and worked closely with various stakeholders.

Moore then transitioned to the education industry, working at Le Pain Quotidien as a Restaurant Manager and at Blackboard as a Program Manager and later as a Director of Financial Services.

Currently, Moore holds the title of Director of Strategic Alliances/Partnerships at Transact Campus, where they are responsible for managing partnerships and alliances to drive strategic growth.

Overall, Moore has demonstrated a strong background in communications, fundraising, program management, and leadership roles across various sectors.

Theresa J. Moore earned a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Mass Communications-Public Relations from Black Hills State University between 2003 and 2006. Theresa J. later pursued a Master's degree in Public Diplomacy and International Relations at the University of Southern California from 2006 to 2008.