As CEO of Opportunity International, Atul is responsible for engaging American donors, funders, corporations, foundations, and the public with Opportunity International’s work around the world. Through partnerships and customized programs, Opportunity empowers people living in extreme poverty to build sustainable livelihoods, transform their lives, and strengthen their families and communities. Together, we are working toward one big goal: ending extreme poverty in our lifetimes. Opportunity International is a global non-profit organization that helps people in the developing world work their way out of poverty. Founded in 1971, the organization has provided more than $9 billion in loans to help clients launch and expand businesses, provide for their children and create jobs in their communities. At the end of 2016, nearly 10 million clients in 20 countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe, were using an Opportunity International loan, savings account, or training to improve their lives. Opportunity is committed to the global development community’s collective goal of ending extreme poverty by 2030. Through customized partnerships and programs focused on education, agriculture, health, and business development, Opportunity is working to empower entrepreneurs, build sustainable livelihoods, and end generational poverty. Nearly 90 percent of Opportunity’s loan clients are women who would otherwise likely not have access to financial services because of legal and cultural gender inequities in many developing countries. Opportunity’s US office is in Chicago, with other key global offices in Australia, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Singapore, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. The organization serves clients through a network of more than 20,000 people worldwide. Discover more at opportunity.org.

Founded a global advisory firm that provides Strategy, Solutions and Staffing to Non-profit organizations and Social Sector enterprises worldwide to rapidly accelerate their Impact, Revenues, Public Engagement & Leadership Effectiveness.

Guide the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP) in developing masters-level degree programs that empower students to effect change at the local and global levels.

Xealot help Creatives, Entrepreneurs, Activists, Innovators and Artists discover their destiny and equip them with the resources they need to live it out.

Christian Leadership Alliance (CLA) is an association that serves more than 8,000 members working in more than 4,000 organizations worldwide. CLA is the nation's leading resource for enhancing the organizational effectiveness of churches and para-church organizations.

The DMA Nonprofit Federation is the leading source for nonprofit marketing and fundraising professional education and industry advancement. It is a premier agent for improving public awareness and receptivity to direct and interactive market driven philanthropy. It has nearly 400 nonprofit members and over 80 Corporate Partners.

Executive Director of the organization’s 46-country International Network and Executive Vice President of Investor Relations. Provide oversight and leadership to United Way’s global network including the advancement of the organization’s $5 billion annual worldwide fundraising efforts.

Led the recruitment and cultivation of World Vision’s 3.5 million donor relationships in the United States. Led World Vision’s efforts to engage individual donors, churches, the corporate sector, foundations, and community institutions in serving the poor around the world.

VisionFund seeks to improve the lives of children in the developing world by offering small loans and other financial services to families living in poverty. Its work empowers our clients to grow successful businesses which enable children to grow up with improved health and education. VisionFund currently serves 718,000 borrowers with $368 million in loans outstanding in 36 countries through its network of microfinance partners.

Turned around Citi’s West Coast businesses in the mid-90s, introduced affluent banking, pioneered customer-centered relationship banking and served on Citi’s Web 1.0 initiatives. My role within Citibank's global leadership team led to innovations in the United States banking industry, such as widespread use of ATM machines. This was achieved by pioneering consumer franchises for the bank and leading corporate-wide culture and technology change. Grew Citi's global consumer networks to more than 146 million accounts with $5.3 billion in income and with a presence in 101 countries.