Alisha Gadhoke

Managed GIZ Uganda’s social media and internal communications, increasing stakeholder engagement through analytics-driven content and improved knowledge systems such as SharePoint resources and onboarding guides.

Led a large-scale research project on sentencing in domestic homicide cases, managing a team of six, processing 2,000+ court transcripts and producing policy briefs to inform gender-justice and legal reform discussions.

Oversaw communications for an agricultural development project, producing stories, infographics and impact reports that supported donor relations and contributed to securing a follow-on FCDO grant.

Implemented recruitment advertising strategies and crafted job listings that attracted top candidates for 100+ clients across Canada, improving placement success and supporting sales efforts.

Coordinated marketing event logistics for property development projects, managing vendors, promotional strategies and analytics to increase attendance and brand visibility.

Led marketing initiatives and budget management, developed branded materials and multi-channel content to boost engagement and support admissions and community outreach.

Completed an MSc in International Development with a thesis on human trafficking in Uganda using a gendered lens, gaining expertise in development theories, policy analysis and global governance.

Completed an intensive 10-week Digital Marketing Certificate covering strategy, analytics, SEO, email marketing and a group capstone rebranding project.

Completed a Master of Management program focused on business disciplines, practical simulations and a capstone placement project to develop analytical and managerial skills.

Graduated with a BA (Hons) in Criminology with Neuroscience; dissertation examined immigration and crime and received the Best Undergraduate Dissertation in Criminology (Mike Collison Award).