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Our Team
Multicultural, multilingual, and multidisciplinary to the core—global in outlook and approach—DAI’s technical leaders are steeped in the challenges of delivering development solutions in the field. They are committed to sharing our innovation and experience to inform international development practices worldwide.
Mark Pedersen is a Senior Principal Specialist in DAI’s Sustainable Business Group where he leads communications on the Mastercard Strive USA project
Victoria Brown is a Senior Director for Programs and Implementation with DAI’s Sustainable Business Group, leading our work on the Mastercard Strive USA program.
Louise Flynn leads DAI Sustainable Business Group’s (SBG) health, safety, security, and environment programs globally.
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Natasha Gaskin-Peters is an economist with experience in both micro- and macroeconomics with DAI’s Sustainable Business Group.
As Senior Director of Delivery and Operations for DAI’s Sustainable Business Group, Amy Wilson-Lee oversees the delivery of a varied portfolio of projects
Barbara Habib is a Senior Manager for DAI’s Sustainable Business Group and Project Director for its Enterprise Development Center in Mozambique.
Luke Kozumbo specializes in economic analysis and issues of trade and economic competitiveness.
Belem Saucedo collaborates on projects with financial institutions to strengthen small business ecosystems in developing countries.
Olga Kent is an international development professional with a background in finance and accounting.
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