Kira Azulay (she/her) supports TPI staff and clients by providing program management, research, and administrative support for various client engagements and ongoing projects. Kira is passionate about making an impactful difference in the world by supporting ambitious philanthropists. 

Kira brings experience in program development, mission-driven education, and community engagement to her work at TPI. Kira was an FAO Schwarz Fellow and Youth Educator at the Musuem of Science in Boston, where she developed and administered youth programs including internships and school partnerships, organized events and professional development retreats, and gained experience in communicating with audiences of all types. In addition, Kira previously interned at the UMLAUF Museum and Sculpture Garden, where she assisted the head curator in installing new exhibitions and represented the museum during donor and fundraising events. 

Kira holds a Bachelors in Arts from the University of Texas at Austin, where she majored in Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies with a minor in Museum studies, while simultaneously working for UT Austin’s Slavic and Eurasian Studies Department. Outside of her professional life, you can find Kira cooking, planning her next travel destination, or reading a good book.