Anjuli Ribarevski '26 Peake Fellow

Anjuli Ribarevski brings to the Peake Fellowship a focus on the cybersecure growth of n^th-tier suppliers in the global supply chain based on her experience in national security and her growing up in the small industrial town of New Castle in Western Pennsylvania. Anjuli's work on risk mitigation, partnership development, and secure information best practices will help businesses protect and scale their commercial operations. Anjuli also co-developed a dual-market educational tech platform which gave her a firsthand perspective on the growth challenges faced by startups and small enterprises.

Prior to the Peake Fellowship, Anjuli served as an Operations Support Officer for U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in Washington, DC. At DIA, Anjuli dealt with highly classified information based on her Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmentalized Information (TS/SCI) clearance. In particular, she supported the DIA’s secure collaboration across U.S. government agencies and partners including development of the agency’s five-year Partnership Strategy.

Before joining the DIA, Anjuli supported cybersecurity and security analysis at Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute, and cyber policy and regional security research for the U.S. State Department.

Anjuli graduated cum laude with a BS from Point Park University majoring in National Security and Intelligence and minoring in Russian Language through the University of Pittsburgh. For two years, Anjuli also served as a Cadet in the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps and she completed LEAD training at Maxwell Air Force Base. As an undergraduate, she also received a language scholarship to study in Narva, Estonia and she earned a Cyber Threat Research and Analytics certificate from The National Cyber Forensics and Training Alliance. Anjuli received her MA in Statecraft and National Security from The Institute of World Politics in Washington, DC that included studies at University of Oxford and research on international issues including the economic infrastructure of the People's Republic of China.