Jehan Salim is a development expert with extensive experience in integrating advanced technology into program planning for crisis response and post-conflict recovery. Currently based in Jerusalem, she began her career in Canada in the private sector, where she specialized in optimizing workspaces by incorporating technology into building design. This experience set the stage for her international work, where she volunteered with the United Nations to support crisis response initiatives. In 2017, Jehan contributed to Iraq's post-ISIL stabilization program by incorporating sustainable building practices into long-term recovery plans. Her work spans Iraq, Jordan, Ukraine, Syria, Afghanistan, and Palestine, focusing on sustainable development and strategic planning in under developed countries. Jehan holds a degree in Applied Technology from Conestoga College and a Master's in Urban Development from Heriot-Watt University. In 2023, she was awarded Ontario's Premier's Award for Community Service, recognizing her significant contributions to international recovery efforts and community empowerment.