Noelle Ojo
Author of “The Blaxit Effect: The African-American’s Guide to Relocating to Africa” and Foreign Service Officer at USAID
- Role
- Foreign Service Officer - Development Programming and Partnerships in the Deia Office at USAID
- Location
- Washington, DC, US
- LinkedIn followers
- 500 followers
About Noelle Ojo
Author of “The Blaxit Effect: The African-American’s Guide to Relocating to Africa” - Pick up your copy at and use coupon code BLAXITNOW for 20% off your purchase. Available for speaking opportunities about relocating abroad and/or exploring international job opportunities for students and recent graduates. Experienced Foreign Service Officer with a 20-year history of working in the international affairs industry. Excellent people skills with demonstrated success leading multicultural teams. Skilled in DEIA, International Relations, Management, International Law, Policy Analysis, and Business Development. Democracy, governance, and rule of law specialist with a JD focused on Immigration and International Development from New York University School of Law.
Experience
Foreign Service Officer - Development Programming and Partnerships in the Deia Office
May 2016 — Present · Washington, DC, US
Education
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Bachelor's degree, Business Administration and Management, General
T.S. Wootton High School
Diploma
1990 — 1994
New York University School of Law
JD, Immigration, International Development
1999 — 2002
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Master of Business Administration - MBA
1999
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