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Donika Dimovska

Chief Knowledge Officer at Jacobs Foundation

Donika Dimovska is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in international relations, foreign policy, and communication studies.

She holds a Master's degree in International Relations with a focus on Foreign Policy from Syracuse University - Maxwell School, complemented by studies in American politics and economics through the American Institute on Political and Economic Systems program.

Donika also participated in the European Liberal Arts College Summer Program at Bard College Berlin and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Communication Studies from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh.

Throughout her career, Donika has held various key positions in renowned organizations, including Chief Knowledge Officer at Jacobs Foundation, Director of Impact & Innovation at Earth Security Group, and multiple roles at Results for Development, such as Senior Director, Innovation Practice Lead, Program Director, Senior Program Officer, and Senior Program Associate.

Her expertise is further demonstrated through her roles as a Program Associate at the National Democratic Institute (NDI), Research Fellow at Syracuse University - Maxwell School, Program Associate at Religions for Peace International, and Trainee at Foreign Affairs Magazine under the Council on Foreign Relations.

Donika Dimovska's professional journey showcases her commitment to global development, innovation, and knowledge management within the complex landscape of international relations and policy.

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Aug 19 · linkedin

This resonates. A useful reminder of why data-driven decision-making is important for all types of organizations, including how to avoid its pitfalls. Some of these themes were also explored in my piece in Alliance magazine from a couple of years ago: https://lnkd.in/e8FbviCD

What other aspects of data-driven decision-making need to be understood better?

https://lnkd.in/dK73qAqk

May 27 · linkedin

A great piece by Candice Odgers in The Atlantic explores the link between smartphones, social media use, and mental health among teens. It provides a much-needed, balanced, and science-based perspective on this polarized debate.

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