Allison S.

About Allison S.

Allison is a social impact leader in Deloitte\'s Growth and Purpose organization. Among her responsibilities and successes include developing collaborative partnerships, stewarding dynamic community investment, and empowering employee engagement from the firm’s partners and directors to new analysts.Prior to this role, she worked in Deloitte’s Consulting practice advising clients on issues of internal controls, process improvement, workforce analytics, and contract management. She also held research positions with the Woodrow Wilson Center and the Stimson Center.Originally from Brooksville, Florida, Allison earned a BA in Political Science, International Affairs, and Spanish from Mercer University and an MA in International Affairs from the George Washington University. She has called the DMV her home for 15+ years, and is proud to serve on the Board of Directors for A Wider Circle and Mercer University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Allison also fundraises and advocates for EndOverdose, Youth Guidance DC, the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, and Brady United.

Experience

1. Senior Manager, Social Impact

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   Nov 2014 — Present · Washington, DC, US

   Direct strategic philanthropy and grant making with community partners across multiple geographies-Develop and maintain network of connections with key business, civic, and nonprofit leaders-Advise on emerging community issues-Represent Deloitte at conferences, panels, and other speaking engagements-Advocate Deloitte’s position on local community policies-Lead year-round volunteerism, including skills based and traditional.

Education

• Center for Cross Cultural Study, Sevilla Spain

  Spanish Language and Literature

  2007 — 2007

• Mercer University

  B.A., Majors: International Affairs, Political Science, Spanish Minor: Latin; Honors & Great Books program

• Boston College

  Graduate Certificate, Corporate Citizenship Practice

  2017 — 2017

• The Johns Hopkins University

  Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility

  2016 — 2016

• The George Washington University

  Master of Arts (M.A.), International Affairs, Conflict and Conflict Resolution