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As Impact Entrepreneur’s Impact Measurement Intern, Dzidedi Azumah focuses on turning raw data about IE’s operations into clear, actionable insights, specifically focusing on expanding IE’s reach and building a broader, more diverse impact economy. She has a background in operations, data analysis, and communications and is passionate about community-driven economic development and sustainability, both in the United States and abroad. She received her M.A. from the Geneva Graduate Institute in International and Development Studies (with a concentration in Gender, Race, and Diversity) and her B.A. in Global Affairs from Yale University.