Myriam Sullivan is a senior director in the Center for Apprenticeship & Work-Based Learning at JFF. She works to advance career pathways for populations who are underrepresented in high-demand sectors of the economy.

Her work focuses on transforming policies and practices across the Registered Apprenticeship and work-based learning ecosystems.

Sullivan’s skills and areas of expertise include:

• Workforce development and policy
• Apprenticeship program design
• Corporate site selection
• Research and analysis
• Labor market Information

Before joining JFF, she was a presidential management fellow for two offices within the U.S. Department of Labor and an associate at JPMorgan Chase.

Educational background:

• Bachelor’s degree in political science, State University of New York at Albany
• Master’s degree in public administration, Long Island University
• EdD in higher education and higher education administration, Northeastern University