Stephany Codd

A Top 30 under 30 recipient recognized for leadership in the International Development sector by the Alberta Council for Global Cooperation, bringing versatile interpersonal skills refined across corporate, not-for-profit, and customer service industries. A communications and not-for-profit specialist, excelling in meeting organizational goals through internal and external communications, stakeholder relations, project coordination, volunteer engagement, and donor relations. Passionate about driving change, fostering collaboration, and promoting sustainability, leveraging adaptability to meet organizational goals. Experience effectively collaborating with teams both abroad and in-person, coupled with a track record of thriving under pressure to meet individual deadlines and deliver high-quality results.

• Collaborated with a First Nations client to develop their brand narrative, fostering partnerships and securing sponsorships, while orchestrating successful event fundraisers that collectively generated over $80k.
• Assisted in the strategic planning for a First Nations client on implementing new legislation (Bill C-92), encompassing communication strategies, social media utilization, community engagement sessions, facilitation, community mapping, and report writing.
• Highlighted as a panel participant at the 2023 College and Institutes Canada conference in Halifax, contributing to the discussion on "Expanding Horizons: Global Opportunities at Post-Secondary Campuses".
• Project coordinator on international volunteer engagement trips to Peru, overseeing teams of up to 20 members in solar installation projects within remote Andean communities with Light Up The World.
• Participated in a health sciences field study in Malawi, assessing the sustainability of health education dissemination through creative arts by engaging rural communities to evaluate the efficacy of innovative artistic methods in teaching HIV and malaria prevention.