Monica Schreiber

VP - Albi, France; VP- Enschede, Netherlands; Communications Chair

Monica Schreiber has a long connection to the Palo Alto community, beginning in the early 1990s when she was a reporter at the region’s former daily newspaper, the Peninsula Times Tribune. She later worked as the Arts & Entertainment Editor at the Palo Alto Weekly before putting herself through law school at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law.
 
After practicing media and intellectual property law for several years in San Francisco, Monica transitioned to a career in legal marketing, spending almost 20 years working for international law firms in Silicon Valley, where she worked closely with the partners on a wide variety of communications and business development initiatives. In 2022, Monica moved to her "dream job" as a communications and media relations professional at Stanford Law School.  
 
Since she was a high school exchange student in Brazil, Monica has had a passion for learning about other countries and cultures. In the mid-1990s, she was selected by the French-American Foundation for a journalism fellowship in France, where she was a visiting reporter at Sud Ouest Dimanche in Bordeaux. During law school, she spent a semester studying E.U. and U.S. law at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. She speaks intermediate-level French.
 
Monica is a proud mom to two daughters, one in college, the other in high school. She is a passionate advocate for dogs and has volunteered on and off in dog rescue for many years. She and her husband, Matt, have two beloved rescue pups.

You can contact Monica at mschreiber@neighborsabroad.org.