Audrey Robin focuses on project management and implementation, programme and strategy development, and research in international development and cooperation for public and private actors. She has a strong background in international relations, diplomacy and international governance, policy and data analysis, monitoring and evaluation, communication strategy and media production. 

Her areas of expertise include: democracy and governance, anti-corruption & transparency, law and policies, open governance and open data, local governance, youths and at-risk youth, gender parity, poverty reduction, local and rural development, and environment and national resource management. 

She has an extensive experience working with multilateral organizations,  governmental entities, and international development banks, including the United Nations, the Governments of Belize, of United States of America, and France, the Organization of American States, the Caribbean Development Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the Development Bank of Latin America. 

Audrey has over fifteen years of professional history working and conducting research in Europe, North America, Latin America, Western Africa and the Middle-East and is proficient in English, Spanish, and French. Graduated in Law and International Development from Panthéon-Sorbonne University and the grande école EHESS, she conducts academic researches in law theory and international development within these academic institutions. 

She is based between Mexico City and Paris and consults both in Latin America and Europe.