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      <description>Claire LaBrunerie is a project and change management consultant based in the Greater News York City area, with deep experience spanning economic cycles and diverse industry sectors. Having worked extensively with early-stage companies and non-profits, Claire LaBrunerie has also provided major corporations with support in launching transformative initiatives, including designing and implementing sustainability and gender lens programs, and also leading traditional corporate finance and capital raising projects.

Serving as Chief Operating Officer and Senior Management Consultant with CORE Compliance Review Group since 2019, Ms. LaBrunerie has led in-depth intellectual property and financial technology audits. She has significantly expanded the firm’s IP audit operating platform, while developing a database that tracks products, services, clients, and financial services technology vendors.

Ms. LaBrunerie is a long-term consultant to the United Nations, recently leading an initiative tasked with the mapping and costing of gender architecture across the globe. With her efforts entering into Phase II of the project, this global organization is now examining ways to coordinate, centralize and deploy a vast new set of gender equality and empowerment data encompassing the 68 entities that make up the United Nations. Also while working with the United Nations, Ms. LaBrunerie worked closely with the team charged with collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of the United Nations Inter-Agency Network for Gender Equality (IANWGE) 2019 system-wide study. IANWGE is the single largest network of gender focal points in the UN system. The results of this work is published by the United Nations as the &quot;Beijing Platform for Action B+25 Synthesis Report.&quot;

Claire LaBrunerie earned her BA in International Relations at Stanford University, graduating with Distinction, and completed her MA with dual East European History and International Finance concentrations at Columbia University&#39;s School of International and Public Affairs, before finishing her MBA in Finance and Multinational Management at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. A respected voice in her field, she serves on the boards of Resilience Resources, Ocean Grants, Ocean Grants Foundation, and is a frequent speaker at international conferences focused on leadership and organizational dynamics, sector-specific finance initiatives, impact investing for community transformation, and integrating gender lens initiatives in traditional private sector industries.</description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><a href="https://clairelabrunerie.wordpress.com/"><strong>Claire LaBrunerie</strong></a> is an expert in business management and finance who holds certifications in coding and project management, in addition to degrees from Stanford, Columbia, and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. Currently, Claire LaBrunerie leverages over three decades of executive management and business experience as a consultant for firms such as Core Compliance Review Group, UNWomen, Suncoast Equity Management, and Traders Hill Farm.</div>]]></description>
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