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World Vision Thought Leaders
Amos Doornbos
Every day, I get to figure out how to use new approaches, new models, new technology to enable people affected by crises to rebuild their own lives
Tony Rinaudo
My passion is helping farmers and communities regenerate and protect vegetation and, as a result, the environment and their income.
Aline Rahbany
My background is in development and humanitarian work across the Middle East and Eastern Europe, I currently lead our urban programming globally.
Mike Wisheart
Team: Advocacy and External Engagement, Global Office
Dan Irvine
As the Senior Director for Sustainable Health, I enjoy leading our global maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and nutrition work.
Esther Lehmann-Sow
I am passionate about ensuring our work unlocks the potential and power of faith to build brighter futures for vulnerable children.
Andrew J. Morley
Andrew Morley became President of World Vision International in early 2019, having been Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Collaboration Office
Mike Weickert
With more than 20 years’ experience in disaster management, I oversee some of our largest responses, and teach a graduate course in development.
Angeline Munzara
I call on my more than 15 years of development experience at the national, regional and international level to change women’s lives.
Liteboho L
As a young leader (age 17) from Lesotho, I hope to ensure that boys and girls can be agents of change.
Roslinda Ina
As a young leader (age 14) from Indonesia, my vision is that every child in every village is protected from any form of violence.
Nomundari U
As a young leader (age 14) from Mongolia, I am committed to children's rights and the environment.
Lyndsay Hockin
I draw on 10 years of working in some of the world's most fragile contexts, to advocate for children being left behind.
Patricio Cuevas-Parra
Patricio leads World Vision strategies and programmes to put children and young people's participation at the centre of advocacy and policy.
Mirela Oprea
I am fascinated by how change happens.
Elena Gaia
Violence against children keeps me awake at night. My passion to catalyse a movement to end it drives me as Director of Global Campaigns.
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