Elena Saenz Feehan oversees the operations of GFW’s Country Programs while championing the rights of widows at the local, national, and international levels.
Wiam El Badri oversees the programs at the Global Fund for Widows (GFW), ensuring their strategic direction and execution across multiple countries.
Georges Sabé oversees the operations and compliance of GFW at the global level, implementing efficient processes and ensuring regulatory adherence across diverse regions.
Fatima Martin Sanchez provides a range of duties that support and reinforce GFW´s successful execution of programs and initiatives.
Mwila is a communications and institutional fundraising specialist in the international development aid sector.
Fredrick brings a wealth of experience in community development, monitoring and evaluation, financial management, mediation, and program management to GFW.
Alex Kiogora is a creative media professional with over 2 years of experience in photography, videography, graphic design, and editing.
As a Field Officer at the Global Fund for Widows, Beth specializes in executing the WISALA project, uplifting widows in the community.
Delvine is dedicated to ensuring the successful implementation of the WISALA Project, showcasing her hands-on approach to making a difference.
Joshua plays a pivotal role as the Financial Controller at the Global Fund for Widows, overseeing the financial management of the WISALA projects in Kenya.
Kenneth plays a pivotal role in ensuring that the impact of various initiatives is both quantitatively and qualitatively measured.
Musau Peter has a strong commitment to empowering marginalized groups like widows, orphans, and underserved communities.
Pauline is responsible for the implementation of GFW’s paralegal training program in Kenya.
Mr Mikhaeel is responsible for establishing over 1000 village savings and loan associations across Egypt.
Ms. Mesha Pius Singolyo oversees the operations Global Fund for Widows in Tanzania Programs while championing the economic rights and access to education for girls and young mothers in Arusha Region.
