Gillian Kellogg has dedicated her career to international education, cross-cultural understanding, and global engagement. She has developed educational programs, teacher training initiatives, and resources promoting cultural awareness and international relations, working across schools, universities, and corporate settings.

Her professional experience includes advising multinational companies such as Kodak, Xerox, and Bausch & Lomb on cross-cultural issues related to international assignments. She has also worked with schools to support the integration of refugee and immigrant communities, including Hmong, Czech, and Slovak families.

A longtime supporter of the United Nations, Gillian served on the boards of both the Rochester Association of the United Nations (RAUN) and the United Nations Association of Greater Boston (UNAGB). She helped establish UNAGB’s Charter Circle and currently serves on its Advisory Council.

Gillian also helped establish the Little Sisters Fund, a nonprofit dedicated to expanding educational opportunities for girls in Nepal. Her community leadership includes work with Mass Audubon, where she co-chaired the capital campaign for the Joppa Flats Education Center, as well as numerous local civic and educational initiatives.

Having lived, studied, and worked in France, Switzerland, Peru, and Hong Kong, Gillian continues to travel extensively, exploring cultures and strengthening international connections. More recently, she has deepened her ties to Greece, where her American ancestor, who traveled from Boston to support the Greek War of Independence, is celebrated as a national hero.

She holds a BA from Smith College, including a year of international study, and an MA from Tufts University.