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Emily Miner

Organizational Culture - Ethical Behavior - Compliance

Emily Miner is a notable professional with a diverse background in environmental science, public administration, and anthropology. She possesses a Master of Public Administration with a focus on Environmental Science and Policy from Columbia University's SIPA, along with a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Florida. Throughout her career, Emily has held various influential roles in renowned organizations, showcasing her leadership and analytical skills. She currently serves as the Leader of E&C Advisory Services at LRN, where she offers strategic guidance on governance and culture. Previously, she was a Senior Advisor in Governance, Culture, and Leadership Advisory Services at LRN, demonstrating her expertise in these critical areas. Prior to LRN, Emily worked as a Senior Program Analyst at the prestigious Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, underscoring her commitment to research and data analysis. She also held the role of Program Analyst within the same institution, further emphasizing her research capabilities. Emily's environmental focus is evident in her past role as a Research Analyst at the Coalition for Green Capital, where she likely contributed to sustainable initiatives. Her dedication to environmental causes extended to consultancy work as an MPA Student Consultant at the Coalition for Rainforest Nations, showcasing her well-rounded experience. Additionally, Emily has shown her community engagement by serving as a Program Coordinator at Keep Blackstone Valley Beautiful and as an Event Coordinator for Pawtucket Proud Day at The Pawtucket Foundation.

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Jacksonville, Florida