Jeremy Lambeth is a development professional focused on addressing the interwoven root causes of extreme poverty for Small Island Developing States (SIDS). 

As a 2010 NEURUS fellow, Jeremy worked for the United Nations Industrial Development Organization. While stationed in Italy and Austria, he created e-learning methodologies and GIS tools at the International Centre for Science and High Technology and UNIDO headquarters.

In 2011, Jeremy accepted a Sustainability Fellowship from the University of California Irvine and returned to Florida to continue his academic coursework toward a Master's of Sustainable Development Practice. In addition, he assessed a distance education platform for a USAID/HAITI agricultural training center and negotiated internet service for malaria/cholera researchers working at the Emerging Pathogens Institute's public health field laboratory.

Prior to graduating, Jeremy conducted focus group surveys in Amman, Jordan for the Water and Livelihoods Initiative, returned to Port-au-Prince as an NSEP Boren Fellow, and participated in a water quality study tour in Indonesia.