Jordan C

Foreign Service Officer with seven years of experience in the realm of international politics. Consistently achieved high standards of results with customers and multi-national partners in the private and public spheres. Demonstrated strengths in effectively advancing national security, political, and economic priorities.

Expertise Includes: Identifying and extracting essential information from products | Analyzing complex datasets | Synthesizing information into reports for dissemination to consumers | Developing specific
expertise and providing an accurate understanding of global events | Applying inductivereasoningskills to provide a proactive approach to crisis and long-term issues | Initiating, establishing and maintaining effective working relationships domestic and foreign | Leading end-to-end development and deployment of "single source of truth" centralized reports, dashboards, and models | Using effective data visualization and analytical skills to simplify complex information flows to enable faster decision- making and execution

Role: Lead development of international relationships between American and Austrian partners with an emphasis on security and free movement of people, goods, and services between regions.

Project Results: Aided in the formulation of European Union visa policy, which augmented the capacity of American and Austrian corporations to conduct large-scale global business transactions. Led
executives from large-sized, multi-national corporations through the process of facilitating cross-border transit and work of employees. Provided assistance to executives that allowed investments on the multi- million dollar level to the overall benefit of governmental interests.

Created lasting international partnerships with European Union governments that accelerated the American foreign policy agenda. Built a structural framework that emboldened the capacity of private corporations to conduct business with European partners.

Bachelors of the Arts; American University 2012 - Journalism and Criminal Justice