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Before founding Trivium Consulting, Anna served as Associate Vice President at The Implementation Group (TIG), delivering strategic grant services to STEM organizations. Prior to TIG, she was a Program Director at the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the Division of Research and Learning, where she supported STEM projects and advanced mathematics education reform. With extensive experience in both grant development and federal funding, Anna remains dedicated to promoting STEM education and expanding opportunities for organizations driving innovative learning initiatives.

Christine oversees Trivium’s project managers and leads compliance capacity-building for clients. She partners with teams to develop project timelines, resource plans, and budgets for proposals, then supports awarded projects with launch planning, timelines, and staffing. Before joining Trivium, Christine was Executive Director of Project Administration at Twin Cities Public Television (PBS), where she managed over $45 million in awards and designed the organization’s federal compliance and documentation systems. Her expertise ensures effective project execution and strengthens client capacity for long-term success.

Constance manages Trivium Consulting’s accounting, payroll, accounts receivable and payable, and overall business administration. She brings experience reporting under OMB guidelines and overseeing legal, contractual, insurance, and labor compliance for a commercial education media firm—often coordinating business operations across multiple states. Constance is a certified bookkeeper with the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB) and holds an associate degree in paralegal studies. Her attention to detail and expertise in compliance strengthen Trivium’s financial operations and business support services.

Cori brings expertise in grant strategy, project management, and education systems to help agencies and nonprofit organizations turn innovative ideas into high-impact programs. She has managed three federally funded research grants, leading project coordination, implementation, partner collaboration, and reporting. Her background in research and systems change enables her to help clients design, implement, and sustain high-impact education initiatives. Her expertise includes K–12 education, gifted education, computer science education, educator workforce initiatives, and the thoughtful integration of artificial intelligence in education.

Deborah trains teams across all levels of the education system, helping them design and implement successful grant-funded programs. She is the author of Successful School Grants: Fulfilling the Promise of School Improvement and serves as a program evaluator for grants funded by the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Education, and other agencies. With deep experience in grant development, training, and evaluation, Deborah is dedicated to strengthening educational programs and expanding opportunities for schools and organizations nationwide.

Elizabeth has secured funding across federal, state, local, and private foundation sectors. She has led successful proposals to the Department of Education, Department of Defense, Economic Development Administration, and National Science Foundation, helping clients earn awards totaling over $10 million. In addition to proposal development, Elizabeth provides post-award project management, including annual reporting, budget reconciliation, compliance policies, and participant stipend processing. Her expertise in both pre- and post-award services ensures clients receive comprehensive support throughout the grant lifecycle.

Emily brings over 15 years of experience leading projects and teams to deliver high-impact results through formal and informal learning. She’s skilled in planning, communications, budgeting, financial management, and making the most of resources across multiple platforms — all while ensuring contract and reporting compliance. Emily has managed more than $75 million in contracts and grants from the National Science Foundation and other federal, corporate, and foundation partners. An economist by training, she’s passionate advocate for equity and a three-time Emmy Award winner.

Faye is a Research Specialist II at the College of Communication & Information at Florida State University. Her work focuses on STEM student outcomes and analyzing student pathways through institutional research and data analytics. Faye’s research credits include NSF’s Backtracking CTE Pathways, the Army Educational Outreach Program’s Black Men in Tech, and FSU iCamp. She also explores college-to-career success for underserved populations in STEM and youth engagement. Faye brings a strong research background in advancing student success.

Hannah brings a diverse professional background that includes research with North Carolina State University and MIT Lincoln Labs, fieldwork and education as an Emergency Medical Technician, and service as a Construction Volunteer Supervisor with Habitat for Humanity. Hannah holds degrees in Mathematics and Dance, along with a graduate certificate in paralegal studies. Her work reflects a deep commitment to STEM education and expanding access to STEM career opportunities.

Jonell is a business leader with broad executive experience in education. He has served as President and Chief Product Officer of ACT, Vice President at National Student Clearinghouse, and Global Vice President at Pearson. In addition to these leadership roles, Jonell consults with teams delivering educational products and services at scale, including Aspen Publishing and Common App. His career reflects a deep commitment to innovation, student success, and expanding access to quality education through strategic leadership and product development.

Kacey brings deep expertise in research administration across state agencies, higher education, and nonprofit organizations. A Certified Research Administrator (CRA), she received the Future of the Field Award from the Society of Research Administrators International. She currently serves as Assistant Director (Administrative Core) at the NIH-funded Nebraska Center for Integrated Biomolecular Communication at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Kacey’s leadership in federally funded research centers strengthens Trivium’s capacity to support clients navigating complex administrative, compliance, and infrastructure requirements in scientific research environments.

Ken leads client development and relationships at Trivium, bringing decades of experience in federal grant strategy and nonprofit growth. Before joining Trivium, he directed Institutional Development at TERC, a STEM-focused research and development nonprofit with $8–12 million in annual grant revenue. Ken helps clients align their goals with federal priorities and designs tailored strategies to maximize funding opportunities. His deep knowledge of education, research, and policy environments allows him to craft services that enhance client impact and long-term sustainability.

Laura specializes in STEM research and education grants, with experience spanning over 85 successful submissions totaling $54 million in funding. She has helped institutions secure grants from NSF, NASA, NIH, and the U.S. Departments of Energy, Agriculture, and Defense. With an MS and PhD in engineering from Stanford and an SB from MIT, Laura brings insider knowledge as a former government-sponsored researcher. Her precision and insight strengthen Trivium’s proposal development services, especially for high-stakes R&D initiatives.

Lauren ‘Ren’ Mueller is a speechwriter and executive communications strategist. They spent nearly a decade on Capitol Hill, working with Members of the U.S. House and Senate through some of the most consequential moments in recent American history — impeachment proceedings, the COVID-19 emergency response, government shutdowns, and the defense of democratic institutions after January 6th. Today, Ren runs Stagecraft Strategy, a Portland-based consultancy helping executives and leaders find their voice and deliver it with skill. Ren holds a B.A. from UC Berkeley and an M.St. from Oxford University, both in English Literature with a focus in Shakespeare.

Marie brings over 25 years of experience delivering high-impact STEMmedia content, outreach initiatives, and education projects. She manages federally funded projects and marketing campaigns with equal skill, offering expertise in communications, scheduling, and multi-platform coordination. Proficient in Airtable, Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace, Marie ensures projects run smoothly and on time. She is an Emmy, Gracie, and Parents’ Choice Award-winning producer whose work supports Trivium’s efforts to connect education, research, and public engagement.

Meighan has authored successful grants for NSF, NOAA, NIH, the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice, and private foundations. She has served as co-PI on three NSF grants and one NOAA award, each focused on STEM education and research. Meighan’s prior work includes designing digital learning experiences for Fortune 500 companies, universities, and nonprofits. As Trivium’s Director of Projects and Content, she combines grant expertise with creative leadership to support teams through development, implementation, and post-award success.

Offir Mashiah is a Project Coordinator at Trivium Consulting, where she supports the NSF-funded EDGE Institute through administrative coordination, production design, and communications, contributing to initiatives that strengthen STEM education and opportunities at community colleges nationwide. An award-winning filmmaker and trained Shakespearean performer, Offir brings a diverse background spanning creative production, design, and community-focused work. Drawing on her professional training in Acting and Directing through UCLA, she approaches her work with creativity and thoughtfulness, with particular strengths in communication, visual design, organization, and collaborative problem-solving.

Penelope’s career spans the U.S. Department of Defense, multinational corporations, and major federal agencies. She has managed recruitment and administration for NSF and the U.S. Department of Education, with a focus on high-performance computing and technical talent pipelines. With expertise in AI, machine learning, and Big Data, Penelope brings a forward-thinking approach to capacity-building. Her knowledge of federal systems and emerging technologies enhances Trivium’s ability to serve mission-driven clients in an evolving digital landscape.

Robert has served in multiple roles in education, with a focus on expanding equitable opportunities. He recently retired from the National Science Foundation, where he served as Program Director in the Education Directorate, Division of Research & Learning. Robert has led major science education initiatives focused on Latino communities, including Celebra la Ciencia, a multi-site coalition project; ConCiencia, a weekly science news service; and service as Science and Health Director for Acceso Hispano/Self Reliance Foundation. His work reflects a lifelong commitment to creating new opportunities for STEM learning.

Sophie is a writer and researcher with a background in literary editing, journalism, and health communications. Their work has appeared in magazines, news publications, and corporate media. Sophie is currently pursuing dual master’s degrees in Creative Writing and in Research Communication and LGBTQ+ Health and Wellness from the University of Alabama. Their passion for language and equity strengthens Trivium’s capacity to develop compelling narratives and strategies that reflect the needs of diverse clients and communities.