Selena Schmidt is a dynamic Co-Founder of The Art of Democracy, where her entrepreneurial spirit and international mission-focused growth expertise converge to drive impactful change across diverse sectors. With a robust background in venture partnerships, Selena excels in forging strategic alliances that encompass public-private collaborations,...
Selena Schmidt is a dynamic Co-Founder of The Art of Democracy, where her entrepreneurial spirit and international mission-focused growth expertise converge to drive impactful change across diverse sectors. With a robust background in venture partnerships, Selena excels in forging strategic alliances that encompass public-private collaborations, coalition building, and innovative mergers. Her adeptness at leveraging benefit agreements has been instrumental in scaling initiatives that prioritize sustainability and community engagement.
At The Art of Democracy, Selena spearheads key projects that utilize the principles of deliberative democracy to facilitate meaningful dialogue among corporations, governments, and communities. Her expertise in change management is pivotal in guiding organizations through mission clarification and process improvement, ensuring that teams are aligned and empowered to achieve their goals. By fostering a culture of open communication, she enhances employee engagement and strengthens organizational development.
Selena’s commitment to community and government relations is evident in her strategic communications and stakeholder engagement efforts. She is dedicated to creating environments where complex conversations can occur with respect and lead to tangible outcomes. Her skills in consensus building and coaching further enable her to cultivate collaborative relationships that drive corporate social responsibility initiatives and community development projects. Through her leadership at The Art of Democracy, Selena Schmidt is not only transforming the way organizations approach decision-making but also championing a future where diverse voices are heard and valued in the democratic process.
