Through her firm Food Security Evidence Brokerage, Charlotte helps international development actors access or generate the information they need to answer decision-relevant questions in the field of food security and nutrition. She works as a broker or intermediary between the vast universe of technical food security and nutrition evidence and the specific information needs of those making programming decisions. Charlotte has over a decade of experience in food security and nutrition and seven years of experience in evaluation and learning. She has written 15 peer reviewed journal articles and 36 working papers and policy briefs. Previously, she led the food security and nutrition portfolio at the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation. Charlotte holds a PhD in Nutritional Epidemiology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.