Tanner Willis

Dedicated professional with a comprehensive background in international affairs, diplomacy, and business. Demonstrated expertise in research, logistics, customer relations, and community engagement. Strong analytical skills combined with a commitment to making meaningful contributions in global affairs.

• UNA-NCA, 2023-Present
• Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, 2022-Present

• Coordinator, Vesuvius Hunger Project 2020, Organized a project providing 30,000 meals to a local food bank., Recruited and supervised volunteers and donors., Partnered with local organizations and media outlets to raise awareness and funds.
• People to People International Student Ambassador, 2009, 2010, and 2012, Participated in cultural exchange programs in England, France, Australia, and Cuba, Engaged in educational and service activities with local communities and schools., Developed leadership, communication, and intercultural skills.

Ironton Daily Tribune – 35 under 35, 2019

• Graduate Fellow, United Nations Association - National Capital Area, Washington D.C., USA, 01/2024, Present, Selected as the first student for the graduate fellowship program from UNITAR., Conducted research and analysis on various topics related to the UN and global issues.
• Information & Communication Technology and International Affairs Fellow, Al Fusaic, Washington D.C., USA, 01/2023, 07/2023, Conducted analysis on ICT and international affairs in the MENA region., Researched political dynamics and authored analytical articles., Collaborated with a team of experts and consultants from different countries and backgrounds.
• Undergraduate Researcher, International Business Capstone, University of Marshall, Huntington, WV, 08/2019, 05/2020, Led a team in producing a Global Business Export Report., Analyzed the market potential, trade barriers, and cultural factors of exporting to Indonesia., Presented the findings and recommendations to a panel of professors and industry professionals.

Published articles in Courier Journal, Al Fusaic, The Daily Independent, and The Lane Report.