Content Operations Specialist
Lauren Hamilton
Lauren is the Content Operations Specialist, where she leads the coordination and delivery of research, content and communications workflows across the organization. She acts as the main communication point between both the research and communication teams.
Prior to joining LMIC, Lauren worked as a freelance marketing and project coordinator, managing content production and stakeholder communication for a range of clients in different industries. She brings a strong interest in organization, branding and content, and improving the efficiency of projects from start-to-finish.
When Lauren isn't online you'll probably find her hunting for clothes at the thrift store, trying new local eats, or planning a trip somewhere fun!
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LMIC and CCDF Announce Joint 2026 Research Partnership
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