Our team is fortunate to have stewards and servant-leaders from academia, research institutes, public and private sector entities who support our Advisory Board. We are opportune to have access to these consultants, educators, industry professionals, researchers, subject matter experts and thought-leaders to help the organization focus our energy towards implementing sustainable economic development programs. Collectively, this diverse group of professionals provide a mosaic of global perspectives and actionable insights that enable us to capitalize on innovative programming and partnership development opportunities to accelerate our core mission.
Communications Officer
Claudette has 20 years of program management, IT financial services and business experience. She has a passion for addressing issues related to women and socio-economic development and is a founder of the Living Dolls International Ambassadors program. By aligning with Nazakat, Inc. she hopes to leverage the synergy of purpose to provide women in need with access to personal skills development to foster fruitful results. Through the sponsorship of key programs targeted to women in developing communities, she will work to help design a framework to encourage women in Nazakat sponsored programs to boldly explore new horizons by looking beyond their present set of circumstances to find bright futures filled with an amazing opportunity.
Learning and Development Officer
Mary is the Director of training for quality assurance and development. She oversees and directs the development and implementation of training strategy, initiatives, and programs. Mary is responsible for the design and implementation of the quality assurance strategy, knowledge management and performance improvement systems. Her vision is to align training and development programs to operational initiatives and strategies, as she designs and sets infrastructure of the training, quality and performance improvement functions. Mary is a creative, innovative learning professional with a broad base of practical people and organizational development skills, experience and expertise. With 30 years of experience in large global HR and L&D organizations, she enjoys working collaboratively to make a transformational impact in organizations that value people and learning.
Public Private Liaison
Cynthia is a Principal in KPMG’s Information Protection Advisory Services practice. Cyndi’s focus areas include information security & privatization, technology planning, internal and external audit, controls and risk assessments, project management, and business process re-engineering. Cyndi is a Diversity Leader for the Boston & New England Region and is a recipient of the following awards: 2011 ALPFA Excellence in Community Service; 2010 Color Magazine “Change Agent”; 2006-2011 Vice Chairman of the Board – Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts; 2009-2010 Vice President Women of ALPFA; 2007 Boston Business Journal 40 Under 40; El Planta’s PowerMeter 100: The 100 Most Influential People In Boston’s Hispanic Community; KPMG’s Chairman’s Award of Excellence for Volunteer Services in 2007 & 2008.
GoInwards is an IRS 501(c)(3) Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), chartered to advance wellness through integrative health related awareness, prevention, intervention, and resilience-based educational programs.
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