Tendra Eid

Tendra works within Albertson’s Public International Law & Sovereign Advisory practice, assisting with legal and strategic workstreams as well as the firm’s outreach and business development initiatives.

Prior to joining Albertson, Tendra worked across public international law, policy, and international development. She advised the UK Parliament on the use of force and drone operations in modern conflict, and investigated civilian harm incidents in Iraq and Syria in accordance with international humanitarian law, reporting to the United Nations and the US Congress to shape policy development. Tendra has also worked with the United Nations Development Programme and the World Bank on aid programmes and sustainable development initiatives across West and Central Africa.

Tendra completed a BSc in International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science, where her research focused on transitional justice mechanisms in East Asia. She also holds an MPhil in Politics from the University of Oxford, where she developed a comparative framework on judicial behaviour under political pressure in the Middle East.

During her time at Oxford, she led the editorial direction of the Law section of the Oxford Political Review and managed client projects within Oxford Geopolitical Advisory. She brings this interdisciplinary background in international relations and geopolitical risk to her work at Albertson.

She is fluent in Arabic, French, and English.