Laura Barisone
Operations lead
Netherlands (CEST)
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Laura Barisone is the Operations lead for SteelWatch.
She has over eight years’ experience in grant and program management for a climate philanthropic organisation and a medical association in the Netherlands. Her career background includes casework with asylum seekers in Australia and Italy and project management in Cambodia.
After completing her undergraduate studies in International Relations in Bologna (Italy), she completed a master’s degree in Development Studies at the University of Melbourne (Australia). Currently, she is based in the Netherlands.
I am driven by the belief that a radical change is possible and that we all should contribute to it.
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