Kristin D. Wooster

Policy and Public Affairs Analyst
Wooster Kristin

Kristin Wooster works with clients to develop public affairs programs focused on helping them shape their narrative and create dialogue with policymakers, regulators, and non-governmental organization (NGOs). Kristin works on a team of policy, legal, product, and public relations professionals who bring a holistic approach to public affairs with a focus on the United Nations. She develops cross-sector dialogue through the establishment and support of client-led coalitions and campaigns. Her role involves tailoring public affairs to meet client needs, fostering connections with public sector officials, and nurturing partnerships across diverse industries.

With a background in international civil society, Kristin serves as a bridge between clients and institutions, facilitating collaboration and mutual understanding. This approach helps navigate the intersection of private and public interests, contributing to a more cohesive relationship between clients and the wider community. These initiatives are designed to address individual client interests and contribute meaningfully to broader societal conversations.

Before joining Venable, Kristin developed and maintained regional policy and advocacy strategies in the Middle East for a global children's rights organization. Before her work on child rights, Kristin worked at an international NGO supporting women's rights in developing countries, building international partnerships, and streamlining global operations between the United States, the Middle East, and the European Union. Kristin has also completed internships and fellowships across five countries with the United Nations (UN), U.S. diplomatic missions, and USAID.

Kristin holds a B.A./M.A. (Hons) from the University of Glasgow in political science and economics, specializing in research on democratic decay and economic history.

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Education

  • M.A. Political Science and Economics with honors University of Glasgow
  • B.A. Political Science and Economics University of Glasgow