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InterAction "is the largest alliance of U.S.-based international development and humanitarian nongovernmental organizations. With more than 160 members operating in every developing country, we work to overcome poverty, exclusion and suffering by advancing social justice and basic dignity for all." [1]
- Samuel A. Worthington, President (2006-)
Contents
Office of the President
- Samuel A. Worthington, .........President & CEO
- Constance Warhol ....................................Special Assistant to the President
- Luisa Córdoba .............................Senior Associate, Resource Development
- Sabrina Sojourner .............................Executive Assistant to the President
Other staff
- From 1998-2000, Congressman Jim Moody served as the President and CEO of InterAction.[3]
- Julia Taft has been the President and Chief Executive Officer of InterAction in the past.
- Nancy Lindborg served as co-chair of the InterAction Disaster Response Committee from 1998-2002.
- Joel Charny "is Co-Chair of the Protection Working Group of InterAction." [4]
- Iqbal Noor Ali former member of Executive Committee
- Elise Fiber Smith founding member
- Emira Woods - She recently was Program Manager for the Committee on Development Policy and Practice at InterAction
- Mary E. McClymont is the former President and Chief Executive Officer of InterAction
- Peter Gubser - Member of Board
- Peter J. Davies - Former President
- Kate Wolford - Former Chair
- Seth Nickinson
InterAction Board Members (as of March 2008)
Accessed August 2008: [1]
- Charlie MacCormack, Chair - Save the Children
- Ritu Sharma Fox, Vice Chair - Women's Edge
- Amy Coen, Treasurer - Population Action International
- Lelei Lelaulu - Counterpart International
- Jo Luck - Heifer International
- John McCullough - Church World Service
- Nancy Aossey - International Medical Corps
- Steve Moseley - Academy for Educational Development
- Ken Bacon - Refugees International
- Dan Pellegrom - Pathfinder International
- David Beckmann - Bread for the World
- Linda Pfeiffer - INMED
- Carol Bellamy - World Learning
- Robert Radtke - Episcopal Relief and Development
- Steve Chang - Korean American Sharing Movement
- Yolonda Richardson - CEDPA
- Julius Coles - Africare
- George Rupp - International Rescue Committee
- Helene Gayle - CARE
- Zainab Salbi - Women for Women International
- Ann Lynam Goddard - Christian Children’s Fund
- Ron Sconyers - Physicians for Peace
- Lee Hamilton - Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
- Kathy Spahn - Helen Keller International
- Neal Keny-Guyer - Mercy Corps
- Richard Stearns - World Vision
- Elizabeth Latham - US Committee for UNDP
- Tsehaye Teferra - Ethiopian Community Development Council
InterAction Board Members (as of April 2006)
- Charlie MacCormack, Chair, Save the Children
- Jo Luck - Heifer International
- Ritu Sharma, Vice Chair, Women's Edge
- John McCullough - Church World Service
- Amy Coen, Treasurer, Population Action International
- Ruth Messinger - American Jewish World Service
- Nancy Aossey - International Medical Corps
- Steve Moseley - Academy for Educational Development
- Ken Bacon - Refugees International
- Sarah Newhall - PACT
- David Beckmann - Bread for the World
- Ray Offenheiser - Oxfam America
- Carol Bellamy - World Learning
- Dan Pellegrom - Pathfinder International
- Sekyu Chang - Korean American Sharing Movement
- Linda Pfeiffer - INMED
- Julius Coles - Africare
- Bill Reese - International Youth Foundation
- Helene Gayle - CARE
- Yolonda Richardson - CEDPA
- Geeta Rao Gupta - International Center for Research on Women
- Leonard Rubenstein - Physicians for Human Rights
- Lee Hamilton - Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
- George Rupp - International Rescue Committee
- Neal Keny-Guyer - Mercy Corps
- John Schultz - Christian Children's Fund
- Lelei Lelaulu - Counterpart International
- Richard Stearns - World Vision
- Lavinia Limon - U.S Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
Contact
Resources and articles
Related Sourcewatch articles
- Gerry Marton
- James Bishop
- Michael Briggs - former communications manager