Advisor, Former Director Strategic Partnerships
Current
Delhi, India & New York
Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi founded KSCF, mobilizing a global movement of youth, Nobel Laureates, leaders and communities to end violence and exploitation of all children, having freed 90,000+ children from slavery and trafficking. The Foundation inspires bold collaboration between governments, the UN, business and youth to pioneer and strengthen laws and policies. °Thought leader and key advisor in strategy and planning, from concept to launch, growing the movement of supporters and securing early stage investment impacting thousands of children through child rights protection, campaigns, policies, and programs °Broker partnerships to scale child friendly villages to end child labor, child marriage and enroll all children in school, empowering youth through village youth leadership councils. Bill & Melinda Gates recognized Payal Jangrid, a youth leader as a global changemaker.°Brokered strategic partnership with OECD to integrate children and youth in data, research and policies, in Secretary General calls to action at G20/G7 Summits, the UN General Assembly, and in advisory to UK PM on anti-slavery policies°Mobilized key partners, start-up funds for 100 Million for 100 Million campaign, a youth led movement in 35+ countries, advocating for vulnerable children °Galvanized and united Nobel Laureates/former world leaders to raise children’s needs on the global policy agenda and amplify youth demands °Managed, advised world leader and Nobel Laureate steering committee, to mobilize leaders, set strategy/content, raise investment, and engage media Establish coalition to deliver global Laureates and Leaders Summits; secured patronage of HM King Abdullah al Hussein of Jordan; drafted Summit call to action to world leaders released to global media°Advise Chairman during global campaign mobilizations and speaking engagements°Observe raid and rescues to free child laborers; led VIP visits to Bal Ashram center for child laborers rebuilding their lives