Government Innovation,
Strategy and Measurement
Aleksandra Srdanovic is the Manager for Strategy & Innovation at the Federation of American Scientists. In her role, Aleksandra works in a variety of capacities, including but not limited to strategic planning and measurement, nonprofit board management, special projects, and initiatives to promote government innovation and capacity.
Aleksandra serves on the Young Professionals Council for Global Kids, a nonprofit that educates, activates, and inspires youth from underserved communities to take action on critical issues facing our world; is a scholarship evaluator for the American Councils for International Education, supporting youth exchange programs that empower the next generation of global citizens and establish long-lasting ties between the United States and other countries; and is a member of Foreign Policy for America’s NextGen Initiative.
Aleksandra graduated with a B.A. in International Affairs from the George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs with concentrations in International Politics & Asian Studies, and is currently an A.L.M. candidate in International Relations through the Harvard University Extension School, with coursework focused on international security studies.
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