Nina Corder is originally from Malaysia but resides in Northwest Ohio for the past 25 years. Nina's primary work is managing programs and operations for a nonprofit, Women of Toledo. When she is not managing Women of Toledo, she also took clients for services under her business, Lemon and Lime Company, Inc. A global enterprise that offered operational and system consulting, on-site or remotely (virtual assistant) to businesses, companies, and individuals with a mission to provide services and skills training to those who in turn provide services or products that aim to elevate the quality of lives of all humanity.

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She has served and supported various clients with business development tasks, managing various projects, assisting with administrative and operational support, leading assignments, coordinating talents, and conducting market research for business case studies using the GrowthWheel® methodology. 

 

As a Global Services Consultant with contracts from multiple relocation agencies nationwide, Nina is readily available to ease the transition for employees, and families, and help companies reduce the complexity of international relocation. Over the past five years via clients IOR and Dwellworks, Nina has consulted over 50 project assignments with various programs from 25 different countries with assignees employed by FORTUNE 500 companies such as Dana, Grammer AG, O-I, PWC, and Owens Corning. In her lifetime, Nina has worked and lived in five countries and traveled to more than 20 countries around the world. Hence, she is very effective at assisting relocating individual employees and families with the many details of settling in or transitioning into a new community.

 

Nina earned both her Master's and Bachelor's Degrees from the University of Toledo and completed her post-doctoral with Northcentral University in Organizational Leadership. She is also a trainer and certified Human Rights Advocate with the US Institute of Diplomacy, and Human Rights in Washington D.C.

 

Nina currently maintains a residence in the West Toledo area with her husband, Keith, and their daughter, Isabella Corder who is pursuing her graduate degree at Columbia University, New York.