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Catherine Jett

Research Assistant


Catherine Jett joined the firm in 2009 as our first full-time Research Assistant. In this newly-created position, Catherine  collaborates with the firm’s associates and analysts to gather, analyze and interpret data in qualitative and quantitative studies.

Before coming to Slover Linett, Catherine earned her stripes in nonprofit marketing at the National Safety Council and in grant-making at the Rotary Foundation, the charitable arm of Rotary International, one of the largest membership organizations in the world. At Rotary, Catherine worked on humanitarian projects in the US and Mexico.

Fluent in Spanish, Catherine has studied in both Mexico and Spain. She recently spent several months traveling by bicycle in France and volunteering on family-run organic farms. She also lived in Jerusalem, where she commuted to Bethlehem to help a small nonprofit write grants to fund youth programs.

Catherine graduated magna cum laude from Tufts University with a BA in Spanish and women’s studies. She was a National Merit Finalist.

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Hidden talent. I’ve been making things out of clay for the past four years, producing a mix of functional and sculptural objects. I love having complete creative control and experimenting with different techniques, yet I’m continually amazed that every form I imagine has been made before by another potter.

Day tripping. In 2008, I did a solo bicycle trip around part of France. Being in the countryside alone with just my bike, a map, and a few bags of belongings was exhilarating. I still miss the ham and cheese sandwiches on butter-slathered baguette.

Fun fact. When I studied in Seville, Spain, I lived with a flamenco dancer and a furniture-maker. My host mom taught me Sevillanas, the dance that all the locals perform at the famous annual spring fair, or "Feria de Abril."