Katie Cooper

Membership Associate at The Bretton Woods Committee | Princeton in Latin America Alum | Georgetown SFS

Role: Membership Associate at Bretton Woods Committee
Location: Washington, DC, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

About Katie Cooper

Passionate about economic development, sustainability, and social impact with a focus on Latin America, I have hands-on experience working with global nonprofits, supporting large-scale projects funded by philanthropic foundations, and conducting both qualitative and quantitative research. In my current role as a Princeton in Latin America Fellow at EARTH University in Costa Rica, I support initiatives implemented in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation. This work has given me a deep understanding of monitoring and evaluation for social impact projects, sustainable food systems change, and social entrepreneurship across Latin America and Africa. I also work closely with colleagues across North America, Latin America, and Africa, leveraging my fluency in Spanish to collaborate effectively. I am interested in roles with an international focus and/or in the social impact space, particularly in Washington, DC or New York, where I can apply my expertise in evaluation, research, and sustainable development to drive meaningful change.

Experience

Membership Associate
Bretton Woods Committee
Aug 2025 — Present · Washington, DC, US

Education

Georgetown University
Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service, International Political Economy
2020 — 2024

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Bretton Woods Committee

International Affairs · 116 employees · Founded 1983 · Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

The Bretton Woods Committee (BWC) is a preeminent membership-based non-profit organization dedicated to effective global economic and financial cooperation. The Committee was created in 1983 at the suggestion of two former Treasury officials - Secretary Henry Fowler and Deputy Secretary Charls Walker, a Democrat and a Republican - who saw the need for an organized effort to ensure that leading citizens spoke about the importance of the international financial institutions (IFIs). Committee members are leaders at the top of the business, finance, academic, and non-profit sectors, including many industry CEOs, as well as former presidents, cabinet-level officials, and lawmakers who share the belief that international economic cooperation is essential and best served through strong and effective IFIs. Through the Committee, they champion global efforts to spur economic growth, alleviate poverty, and improve financial stability. The Committee organizes frequent conferences, seminars, and educational activities. Many of these events are designed to reach a broad public audience, while others offer members the opportunity to provide important advice, support, and constructive criticism to the management of the IFIs. Working closely with successive U.S. administrations, the Committee also reminds elected leaders that global economic prosperity and lasting national security are closely tied to continued progress on multilateral issues. The Committee relies solely on the funding of its members and does not accept funds from governments or the multilateral institutions.

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About Katie Cooper

Experience

Membership Associate

Education

Georgetown University

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