Rebecca Beckham

Innovation Programs Coordinator, Think Beyond Plastic

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Innovation Programs Coordinator, Think Beyond Plastic

<div class="ExternalClass671FA3D36EF24128ABBA7B9706873FB3"><p>Rebecca Beckham, as the Innovation Programs coordinator, is responsible for developing the innovator support tools and programs at Think Beyond Plastic. She is a monitoring and evaluation specialist with expertise in African nation development and security. She has worked in Rwanda with Catholic Relief Services agriculture program that involved monitoring and evaluation, facilitation, and supervising training workshops for agriculture extension agents. Prior to that Rebecca spent two years with the Peace Corps in Cameroon, where she worked on community needs assessment, resource strategies, strengthening various women cooperatives, and designing/implementing a comprehensive food security project. </p> <p>She is completing two master’s degrees from The Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterrey in public administration and international environmental policy. </p></div>

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