Dr. Janet Kiguru is a seasoned Policy Analyst with over twelve years of experience in international relations, political and economic analysis, and development practice. She holds a Ph.D. in International Relations and has consistently delivered high-level strategic analysis and policy recommendations that have shaped foreign policy and influenced ministerial decisions. Her expertise includes legislative impact analysis, stakeholder engagement, and managing humanitarian funds. Dr. Kiguru has made significant contributions, such as providing expert analysis at the Australia High Commission, which greatly influenced Australia’s policy outlook on East Africa, and successfully managing stakeholder engagement initiatives that increased participation by 80%. She has also managed and evaluated Australian humanitarian funds, leading to increased investment in East Africa, and analyzed the legislative impacts of Anti-Homosexuality laws in the region, resulting in significant funding support for NGOs in Uganda. Additionally, she developed a weekly activity tracking system that improved research efficiency and established the Women in Foreign Policy initiative at the International Relations Society of Kenya. As an author of peer-reviewed articles on counter-terrorism and international relations, Dr. Kiguru has contributed to global policy discussions. A proactive leader, she has managed teams, authored white papers, and facilitated workshops, while her academic roles as an adjunct lecturer and independent research consultant have enhanced her ability to convey complex information clearly. Dr. Kiguru is particularly interested in remote collaboration and project management opportunities where she can apply her extensive skills and experience to drive impactful initiatives and shape effective policies.