Sumiko Tanaka

- Spearheading strategic planning, development and implementation of action plans - Program oversight and management - Budget oversight and responsibility for overall financial management - Policy research and report drafting, proofreading and editing - Newsletter writing and editiing Clients: Global Marshall Plan Foundation, Global Contract Foundation, German Association Club of Rome, LlinkK Marketing, State of Maryland Chamber of Commerce, International

- Promote non-traditional forms of diplomacy, primarily through creative expression - set the yearly program - execute exhibitions, series, etc.

German to English, French to English Articles, Presentations, Websites, Legal Documents Examples of projects: Charter for the Global Marshall Plan Foundation, Paper on ethics by Hans Jecklin, DESERTEC Red Paper on solar thermal and wind power, newsletter articles, CAD promotional material and calls for artists

- Appropriation of funds - Project management

• Wrote an analytic report on Human Rights work done by ADI; used as a template for further research projects • Prepared member country ambassadorial dossiers for September meetings • Created a comprehensive database for all ADI archive materials • Assisted in diplomatic negotiation roundtable meeting • Prepared for the ADI re-launching.

• Conducted construction industry research and compiled it into a full comprehensive industry report which influenced the company brand strategy. • Lead marketing meetings • Assist CEO in regional site regulation inspections

• Researched and coordinated partnerships with organizations in the US and UK resulting in over 300 new contacts • Represented GMP Initiative at international conferences and other organization duties • German translation into English

• Processed data: Paradox, Excel, and Access • Quality Control/Quality Assurance for projects, reports, figures and maps • Administrative work • Coordinated public outreach program and community service projects

Community Integration Volunteer • Designed and implemented a service learning pilot program for middle school students promoting diversity and community involvement with a diverse team • Non-profit office administration and grant writing • Community liaison and organization representative at conferences • Managed service for over 500 students at a spring break camp for underprivileged youth

Full-time Intern; United Nations; Economic and Social Development Department • Researched data and drafted tables for quarterly report • Researched and wrote a report on the Asian health crisis.

Final Negotiations: Dutch Representative at EUROMED Conference simulation, « Les interactions culturelles et la gestion de crise dans la zone Euromed» in Alexandria, Egypt; completion of 200 page country profile dossier. Courses: Cultural Dialogue, Negotiation Tactics, Crisis Simulations

Thesis: “The Failure of Integration: A Comparative of European Immigration Integration Models”; awarded with distinction Courses in Major: International Public Law, Method and Methodologies (quantitative and qualitative), International Economics, Cultural Development and Awareness, Regional Courses

Majors: International Relations: European Studies, Major GPA 3.7 Thesis: “From Gastarbeiter to German-Turks: Redefining the Term ‘Integration’”; Best Senior Thesis 2nd place Courses in Major: International Studies, European History, German, Principles of Economics, Religion