The Literati
Sarah’s early exposure to a pre-professional ballet program instilled in her a deep appreciation for commitment and persistence, qualities that were further amplified by her passion for academic research, studies in human diversity, and literature. Her embodiment of ethical leadership, mindfulness, and mentorship closely mirrors her role at Acertitude. Sarah’s emphasis on prioritizing people, combined with her adept research and writing abilities, brings about enduring benefits for both clients and internal team members alike.
Not everything that is faced can be changed; but nothing can be changed until it is faced. James Baldwin
Based in London, Sarah is an analyst who leverages strong research skills to assist clients across all practices. Her support on executive searches covers diverse roles and global regions, and her proactive approach to market analysis, cultivating talent networks, and delivering valuable insights enhances the firm’s recruitment process.
Prior to joining Acertitude, Sarah was a project director for the Global Affairs Canada Peace and Stabilization Operations Office in New Orleans, Louisiana. There, she worked to establish a global dataset on the state of transitional justice and human rights, while also recruiting and supervising researchers, training employees in social scientific coding, and writing proposals for key stakeholders.
Sarah earned her B.A. in English and political science from Tulane University, and her M.S. in English and American Studies at University of Oxford. Throughout her academic career, Sarah received the prestigious Don Pizer Award in American Literature and studied world politics and human diversity abroad at Leiden University College The Hague.
Sarah resides in London, the fifth city in which she’s lived in five years, but considers New Orleans her second home. On weekends, you can find her in a hot yoga studio, on a run in Hyde Park, at a jazz bar, or drafting her manuscript.
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London