Oct 2024 – Dec 2025 · 1 yr 2 mos · Washington, DC · Hybrid

• Provided consulting services to companies, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, family offices and foundations in sustainability, innovation, and leadership.
• Serve as an Executive Coach to CEOs and Senior Leaders. Hired by the World Bank, the Hilton Foundation, George Kaiser Family Foundation and others to provide coaching to senior leaders.
• Deliver Keynotes and Workshops on mission driven leadership.

Feb 2021 – Oct 2024 · 3 yrs 8 mos · Washington DC-Baltimore Area · On-site

• Led global operations for the Peace Corps, a $400M+ international organization working in 60+ countries. Oversaw a $300M budget and a worldwide team of 2,500 staff supporting thousands of Volunteers across Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe, and the Pacific.
• Provided strategic direction, operational leadership, and program oversight for all overseas functions, including volunteer recruitment, training, safety, health, partnerships, and program delivery. Directed regional operations, managed global initiatives, and strengthened organizational systems to improve quality, effectiveness, and impact.
• Key achievements included:
• Rebuilt and modernized global operations post-COVID, including reopening countries and restoring full programming capacity.
• Launched new programs and service models, including virtual service, expanded short-term Response placements, and host-country volunteerism.
• Represented the agency with Congress, partners, and global stakeholders, serving as the lead Congressional briefer.

Jan 2016 – Dec 2016 · 11 mos · Washington D.C. Metro Area

• A nonpartisan, U.S. fellowship for 60 scholars (age 35-65) nominated and invited from across the United States, who share a commitment to help solve society's greatest challenges. The fellowship is directed by the William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Foundation, the Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, the George H. W. Bush Presidential Center, and the George W. Bush Presidential Center, and was founded by the living U.S. presidents who serve as instructors and leaders of the program.

Aug 2015 – May 2018 · 2 yrs 9 mos · Charlottesville & Washington, DC · On-site

• Taught graduate and undergraduate courses on leadership, innovation, and social impact at Georgetown University and the University of Virginia. Designed and led classes on social change leadership, cross-sector collaboration, and the role of innovation in driving mission-driven impact. Courses emphasized practical leadership frameworks, real-world case studies, and the skills needed for students pursuing public service, nonprofit, and social impact careers.
• One review from a UVA student: "This was probably one of the best, worthwhile courses I have taken at UVA! It was a great 2nd semester 4th year course ... I really felt like I learned a lot. I am quite inspired from this course! Thanks so much Professor Beale!"

Apr 2006 – Oct 2024 · 18 yrs 6 mos · Washington DC-Baltimore Area · Hybrid

• March 2006 - January 2021: Atlas Corps Founder & CEO & Board Member
• February 2021 - 2024: Atlas Corps Founder & Board Member
• Founded and led Atlas Corps, an international social enterprise that developed 1,000+ rising leaders from 100+ countries through fellowship placements with leading organizations and tech companies in the U.S., Colombia, and beyond. The Nonprofit Times twice named me one of the Top 50 Nonprofit CEOs in the U.S.
• Highlights:
• Built the organization from idea to global brand, securing multi-million-dollar partnerships and recognition as a “best practice” in international exchange by the Brookings Institution.
• Recruited and managed global teams, scaled operations, and built a strong alumni network and mission-driven culture.

Nov 2004 – Mar 2006 · 1 yr 4 mos · New Delhi Area, India

• Helped coordinate the US government's anti-human trafficking efforts in India. Responsibilities included:
• Wrote Reports to Washington, including the Annual Trafficking in Persons and part of the Human Rights reports.
• Liaison to the Government of India to advance actions taken on human trafficking and forced labor.
• Liaison to NGOs and the UN. Responsibile for $9 million of USG money to address trafficking in India.

Mar 1997 – Mar 2006 · 9 yrs · Washington, DC | India | Bosnia · On-site

• Gained formative public service and international experience across U.S. government, nonprofit, and global organizations. Roles spanned youth social entrepreneurship, policy and program operations, anti-trafficking coordination, and international election observation. Government service included bipartisan work with U.S. Governors and serving in the White House as the liaison to state leaders. Internationally, at just 21, I helped organize Bosnia’s first post-war municipal elections. I grew Ashoka's Youth Venture from 2 to 30 staff. These early experiences shaped my commitment to mission-driven leadership and laid the foundation for my later work in global operations and workforce development.