Mary Ellen Iskenderian
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Mary Ellen Iskenderian is President & CEO of Women's World Banking. She assumed the point position in September 2006, taking the mantle of leadership from Nancy Barry who led the organization for more than a decade, to lead the Microfinance-focused organization into its second 30 years.
Prior to joining WWB, Mary Ellen was a senior manager at the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank Group and held leadership positions including Director of Partnership Development, Director of Global Financial Markets Portfolio and Director of the South Asia Regional Department. She currently sits on the advisory boards of the Dignity Fund and Kiva. Prior to joining WWB, she held numerous corporate directorship positions at such institutions as ShoreCap International, an important equity and loan fund for microfinance; Banco Caja Social; Corfinsura S.A.; and the Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation. Ms. Iskenderian received an M.B.A. from the Yale School of Organization and Management and a B.S. in International Economics from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service.
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- Women's World Banking
- International Finance Corporation
- Microfinance Gateway
- Consultative Group to Assist the Poor
- The Microfinance Investment eXchange (also known as the MIXmarket)
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