Clara Hunter

Clara Hunter is a skilled professional with extensive experience in development operations and administrative support within various organizations. Currently serving as Development Operations Coordinator at the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership since September 2024, Clara has previously held roles such as Development Coordinator at The Brookings Institution and Foundation Operations Coordinator at ASAE: The Center for Association Leadership. In these positions, Clara has successfully coordinated meetings, managed logistics, and supported research initiatives. Clara's background also includes experience as an Intellectual Property Assistant at Banner Witcoff and a Legal Support Assistant at Ballard Spahr LLP, demonstrating strong organizational and collaboration skills. Clara earned a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and Corrections from American University, complemented by a high school diploma from Holy Innocents' Episcopal School.