Richard Rumsey is the Livelihoods Global Sector Leader for World Vision International based in London, UK. 

In this role he provides overall strategic leadership to World Vision’s (WV) work in Livelihoods globally providing oversight for a $200 Million portfolio of programmes across 66 countries. He is responsible for developing and implementing a global strategy for all economic inclusion work to build productive and resilient livelihoods for the most vulnerable and economically excluded families across WV’s operations.

In addition, he is responsible for the promotion of evidence-based practice and representing WV externally through partnerships and networks. His role also works in close collaboration with WV’s microfinance arm, VisionFund International (VFI) in the promotion of responsible financial services for the extreme poor. 

Email: Richard_Rumsey@wvi.org
Skype: richard_trt
Twitter: @Rumsey_WVision 

Angeline Munzara is the Livelihoods Senior External Engagement Advisor and Savings for Transformation project model manager for World Vision International.

She has over 15 years of development experience working with non-governmental organisations at the national (Zimbabwe), regional (SADC) and international level (Geneva).

She was also recently elected as the Global Chair for the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture Compliance Committee (2019-2021).

Angeline holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree and a Master’s Degree in International Relations from the University of Zimbabwe, and is based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Email: Angeline_Munzara@wvi.org
Skype: munzara1
Twitter: @AMunzara

Cat-Dan Lai-Smith is the Livelihoods Knowledge Management and Capability Manager. She oversees the WV Livelihoods Community of Practice of 2,300 + practitioners and manages the sector’s knowledge management plan. Her main priorities include identifying capacity-building needs and enabling technical practitioners to develop and share their best practices to enhance programme quality.

Prior to this, Cat-Dan was part of Oxfam GB’s International Programme Quality Team where she supported technical programme advisors to develop and profile research publications promoting best practices. Cat-Dan also served as the chief consultant for a collaborative project with ECPAT International and Religions for Peace to equip faith leaders in protecting children from online sexual exploitation.

Cat-Dan holds a double major Honours BA in Political Science and Religious Studies from Western University, and is based in Nottinghamshire, UK.

Email: Cat-Dan_Lai-Smith@wvi.org
Skype : catdanlaismith
Twitter: @catdanlaismith

Colin Dyer is the Livelihoods Senior Advisor for Quality and Innovation and project manager for WV’s Ultra-Poor Graduation (UPG) project model.

He first started with World Vision in 2015 as the Economic Development Advisor for Pacific and Timor-Leste (PTL) and then worked within World Vision Australia (WVA) on new livelihoods developments. He also has experience in small and micro business development, especially in the areas of fiscal management and community-based savings and loan groups and ultra-poor graduation.

Colin comes from a substantial business background with previous roles in marketing and development for Australian-based enterprises. More recently he was based in the Pacific Islands as the founding managing director of a significant and sustainable social enterprise. He also worked with a local NGO in Myanmar as their programme manager in small business and micro finance.

Colin and his wife Joy are now based in Sydney, Australia.

Email: Colin_Dyer@wvi.org
Skype: colindyer57

Dr Carolyn Kabore is the Senior Advisor for Design Monitoring Evaluation & Research for Livelihoods, and is part of the GC’s Ministry Strategy and Evidence (MSE) and the Global Livelihoods teams.  

Previous to this, Carolyn joined World Vision Australia in 2008 working in Programme Effectiveness and Food and Livelihoods Security teams – before joining the Global Centre Food Security team in 2013 where she held the role of Senior Research Advisor.  

Her doctoral studies in Farming Systems Research explored the constraints and potentials for development of smallholder agriculture in the Central Mossi Plateau, a semi-arid farming region in Burkina Faso and part of the African Sahel where land and forest degradation and chronic food insecurity are continuing challenges.    

Carolyn is based in Australia.

Email: Carolyn_Kabore@wvi.org
Skype: carolyn.kabore