Fellows

I am currently a Manager at Innosight, the disruptive innovation consultancy out of Boston that uses the principles of disruptive innovation developed by Harvard Business Professor Clayton Christensen to empower organizations to innovate and grow. I went to MIT.

I was one of the chief architects of the award-winning $180 million BRAC securitization transaction (the first of its kind). Prior to this, I worked at Lehman Brothers on structured credit where I had over $100 billion of product exposure.   I have an MBA from MIT.

I was the Associate Director of the Global Health Initiative, where I managed the workstream on global health of the Forum. My main focus was to find creative ways to bring the private sector into policy discussions and concrete actions on global health. I went to Cambridge and Columbia.

I run a Pro-Poor Outsourcing Center in India, training low income people to become financially sustainable. Profits used for environmental protection activities in the Nilgiri mountains. Previously I worked for the World Bank, UN, and Greenpeace. I went to Harvard and Princeton.

I work with UNICEF on removing barriers to access to basic education. Prior to joining the UN, I worked for the World Bank in their Poverty Reduction group. Education is my passion though, and I began my career as a high school teacher in Sydney. I have two Masters degrees, both from Harvard.

I run an innovative healthcare program that I founded in Kenya. Previously, as a Global Leadership Fellow at the World Economic Forum I led the Healthcare Industries sector. I write quite frequently – for Oxford Analytica and Huffington Post. I went to LSE and McGill.