Chairman of the Board, Greycells (Geneva) at Greycells, fostering meaningful collaborations with other mission-driven associations.
I founded the MicroInsurance Academy in New Delhi, one of the few ISO-certified organizations helping low-income communities in India, Nepal, Cambodia, and Vietnam build their own health insurance schemes. Before that, I spent two decades at the International Labour Office advising governments on health financing, and taught health insurance economics at Erasmus University and the Université d'Auvergne. I now chair Greycells in Geneva, connecting experienced professionals with emerging leaders. Ask me about microinsurance design, community-based health financing, health economics in low-income countries, and mentoring experienced professionals.