Executive Committee
The Executive Committee (EC) is made up of 12 students who direct the SIPS Fund. From project evaluation to managing the endowment fund to hosting events, the EC serves as the public face of SIPS. The Executive Committee meets every week and runs through various agenda items including potential partnerships, upcoming Board meetings, and applicants in the project pipeline.
Made up entirely of undergraduate students, the EC consists of an Executive Director, Managing Director, Internal Operations Director, Project Managers, and Finance, Outreach, and Impact Analysis Teams. Together, the EC ensures that SIPS is providing the resources necessary for students to engage in socially innovative projects or public service opportunities, whether here in the U.S. or abroad.

Executive Director
Dahlia Elgonemy is a senior in the School of Foreign Service studying Global Business with a minor in Arabic. She is originally from the San Francisco Bay area, and her hobbies include playing the piano and harp, making jewelry, and spending time with her family and friends.

Managing Director
Sabria Kazmi is a senior in the School of Foreign Service majoring in Science, Technology and International Affairs (STIA) and minoring in Computer Science and Russian. Sabria is a member of Georgetown Global Consulting, a part of the Muslim Students Association (MSA), and a Computer Science TA at Georgetown. In her free time she likes to take photos of nature, go to the gym, and ride her motorcycle.

Outreach Director
Maeve Silk is a senior in the College, majoring in English and History, and minoring in Art History. Maeve is from Northfield, IL, a suburb of Chicago, and enjoys visiting museums, hiking, and trying new restaurants in her free time.

Finance Director
Eshan Karla is a junior in the School of Foreign Service studying Global Business and minoring in Psychology. Eshan is from Phoenix, Arizona and in his free time, he enjoys watching sports and spending time with his dog.

Impact Analysis Director
Quinten Dreesmann is a senior in the School of Foreign Service studying Science, Technology, and International Affairs, with minors in Theology and Economics. Although he hails from London, England, his alma mater is the United World College in Maastricht, The Netherlands.

Internal Operations Director
Maeve Tuohey is from Silver Spring, Maryland and is a first year student in the College majoring in Justice and Peace Studies. She loves hiking, yoga, and spending time with her family and friends. She is a member of the Hoya, College Democrats, and GIVES (the random acts of kindness club).

Deputy Executive Director
Brenda Zhong is a junior in the School of Foreign Service studying International Politics. She is from Long Island, New York, and her hobbies include yoga, exploring new restaurants with friends, and giving campus tours. Brenda is an active member in Georgetown Global Consulting, the Student Advocacy Office (SAO), Lecture Fund, and Kappa Kappa Gamma’s Eta Tau Chapter.

Deputy Managing Director
Anisa Bhandari is a junior in the School of Foreign Service planning to major in Science, Technology, and International Affairs. She is from London, UK, and loves to sing, write and spend time with family and friends. She is excited to engage with Georgetown’s social impact initiatives through SIPS!

Deputy Outreach Director
Taryn Moore is a sophomore in the MSB double majoring in Operations & Analytics and Management. On campus, she is involved with Innovo Consulting, the McCourt School of Public Policy’s Edunomics Lab, and the Georgetown Writing Center. Even though she’s from the DMV, she still loves doing all the touristy things around D.C., and can be frequently spotted wandering around the Georgetown neighborhood or catching the bus to the National Mall. In her free time, she loves doing anything arts & crafts related and binge watching early 2000s reality TV shows.

Deputy Impact Analysis Director
Siona Mondal is from Pleasanton, California. She is a first year student in the College and hopes to major in Political Economy with a minor in Statistics. On campus she’s involved in the Women’s Ultimate Frisbee team, and she also writes for On the Record, the GU Politics student run publication. In her free time you’ll probably find her on Healy Lawn chasing discs and hanging out with friends.

Project Manager
Max Preiser is a junior in the School of Foreign Service majoring in Culture and Politics (CULP) and minoring in Arabic. He is a Project Manager at SIPS and is looking forward to developing more projects through his time on the Executive Committee. Max grew up in Los Angeles and now lives in London. In his free time, he enjoys reading and walking around Georgetown.

Project Manager
Zahra Wakilzada is a SIPS Project Manager. She started her work with SIPS during the spring semester of her first-year. She is a senior in the School of Foreign Service majoring in International Politics and double minoring in Women’s and Gender Studies and Diplomatic Studies. In her free time, Zahra enjoys creative writing including poetry and blogs in English and Persian.

Project Manager
Max Murdock is a junior in the McDonough School of Business with a major in finance and a pre-med concentration. Originally from Gloucester, a town on the north shore of Massachusetts, Max is a passionate fan of Boston sports teams. Max is also a barista at Uncommon Grounds and enjoys playing golf as a member of the Georgetown club team.

Project Manager
Felipe Dreesmann is a first year student in the School of Foreign Service with an interest in the intersection between international affairs and business. Felipe was born and raised in London, and is half-Brazilian and half-Dutch. Outside of class, Felipe enjoys skiing and reading.

Project Manager
Anya Pallamreddy is from Bangalore, India. She is a first year student in the College and hopes to possibly major in Economics and Math. Outside of the classroom, she’s passionate about sports and fitness (she did competitive swimming in high school!) and learning new languages. Having grown up in India, she has become more and more interested in social entrepreneurship over the years and is so excited to be a part of SIPS to take that passion forward both for herself and for others.

Project Manager
Renzogio Garcia is a first year student at the McDonough School of Business and is planning to double major in Finance and Operations and Analytics with a minor in Computer Science. He is from Jersey City, NJ and enjoys cooking, tinkering, and playing volleyball. On campus, he is involved with Club Filipino, the Asian American Musical (no) pressure, Hoya Taxa, and BlackGen Capital Hoyas.