• Responsible for the overall management of a humanitarian Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) with 40+ full-time employees and 10+ volunteers that has served over 45,000 individuals, addressing public health and social concerns through education, community outreach, networking, and legal advocacy.• Envision and drive the overall strategy to enable basic rights for women at the risk of gender-based violence and forgotten migrant workers.• Oversee projects including an old age home for 250 abandoned elderly women, 40+ public toilets for migrant workers, after school program for 200+ underserved children, over 750,000 mid-day meals served to destitute widows, and community-based education and activism to reduce gender based violence.• Develop budgets and implement financial systems and controls for the overall organization as well as for individual projects. • Report to the board of directors on a quarterly basis and whenever requested.• Collaborate with community leaders, politicians, government employees, volunteers and members of similar organizations to accomplish goals.• Represent the organization, build the brand strategy and implement effective fundraising campaigns ranging from $13,000 USD to nearly $500,000 USD.• Broaden the mission of the organization from retired military personnel to wider community based needs.• Organize and lead technical conferences on subjects such as Universal Access to Healthcare for HIV/AIDS patients, the challenges of single elderly women especially widows, and methods to decrease violence against women.• Co-authored “Health and Security Needs of Rickshaw Pullers in Ranchi” published online in Taylor & Francis International Journal on Social Work in Public Health (May 2016).