Alexandria J. Maloney, MPA
Engaging Organizations in Meaningful Dialogue and Action
Top 100 Listmaker, Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD)
President, The International Association of Black Professionals in International Affairs (BPIA)
Visiting Lecturer, Diversity Personnel Management, Cornell University Brooks School of Public Policy
Interactive Keynote Addresses, seminars, and workshops
Bootcamp Trainings on DEIJ Fundamentals, Implicit Bias, Constructive Allyship, and More
Facilitating Hard Conversations on race, bias, and justice in the workplace
Developing Customizable Implementation Plans and roadmaps
Topics include: DEIJ, authentic leadership, women in leadership, foreign affairs, beating the competition for diverse talent, retention, diversity personnel management, addressing the elephant in the room, cultural etiquette, strategic communications, and building inclusive workplaces.
More about Alexandria
Alexandria is a foreign affairs professional with nearly a decade of social impact experience. Her passion for supporting DEIJ+ efforts stems from her personal experience as a woman of color navigating the foreign affairs field. Compelled to action, Alexandria’s work has centered around building formal and informal pipelines for the next generation of underrepresented international affairs professionals.
By 30, she was named one of the “Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent”, a “Forbes 50 Champion” for Black and Brown communities, and Distinguished Alumni of the Year at her alma mater in Italy for her leadership in building ecosystems to educate, prepare, and empower an organic reach of over 60,000.
Her expertise and interests span a host of foreign affairs, DEIJ, arts and culture, and public engagement matters.
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