April is a learning strategist with over 20 years of experience designing development programs for federal government agencies, including her current role at the National Nuclear Security Administration. She is an expert in translating complex user needs into engaging learning solutions and driving organizational effectiveness. She holds an MA from Cornell University. People who have worked with her describe her as skilled, versatile, and collaborative.
Originally from Philadelphia, April is a self-published childrens book author. Her book, "Misunderstood Monsters," helps children see that monsters arent scary and just want to be friends. Outside of writing, her interests include running, trying new recipes, and navigating parenthood with a teen and a tween.
Unique fact: She has written and published her own childrens books.
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