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Career Pivot

Joe O'Connor, Ramya Vivekanandan, CP Guest Post, Han Kang, Laurie Pickard, Sasha McConnell, The Lemon Diary, Kate Katch, Mike Myers, David J. Smith, Milanga Abeysuriya, Sean Kelly, She Eats Well

A Community of Action Providing Holistic Support During Chaotic Career Transitions

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Joe O'Connor

    Building a space where people who worked in the international development or federal government space can find resources, advice, and community support as they pivot to new career opportunities and realign their lives to meet the present moment.

  • Ramya Vivekanandan

    Poet & storyteller, retreat host, mother, daughter, lover, sentimentalist, sunset chaser, global citizen.

  • CP Guest Post

    This Guest Post is a community knowledge-sharing effort. We actively solicit relevant content. Please suggest a post to add to our collective insight.

  • Han Kang

    Han Kang leads as the Chief Intergovernmental Relations Officer for the San José city government. He previously worked with the U.S. Agency for International Development and California state government. https://www.linkedin.com/in/han-kang-leads/

  • Laurie Pickard

    Jill of many trades writing about how international development professionals are transitioning to new industries and ventures

  • Sasha McConnell

    After nearly twenty years working on humanitarian and resilience programs, recent changes in U.S. policies pushed me to shift from global operations to work closer to home.

  • The Lemon Diary

    From lemon bombing to loving life again - turning breakdowns into breakthroughs. Writing about personal growth and starting over when all anchors disappear. I hope something here makes you feel seen!

  • Kate Katch

    Impact storyteller with 20 years in humanitarian and government work, turning complex data and global issues into stories people can understand, remember, and act on, making the unseen visible and tracing renewal in unexpected places.

  • Mike Myers

    Founder of Story First Design

  • David J. Smith

    President, Forage Center. Adjunct faculty at the Carter School at George Mason University. Author of "Peace Jobs: A Student's Guide to Starting a Career Working for Peace" (IAP 2016). Fulbright U.S. Scholar (Estonia, 2003-2004).

  • Milanga Abeysuriya
  • Sean Kelly

    I am a quantitative researcher and analyst who specializes in education. I contribute to Career Pivot on data science related work and writing articles for our subscribers.

  • She Eats Well

    Nourished across borders through food, movement, and community.

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