team

Camille became a trustee of Children of Rwanda in 2022. She is an economist with experience in consulting and financial services. She has advised charities in the UK and previously worked for the UN Development Program in China.

Robbie founded Children of Rwanda while visiting the country as part of dissertation research for his MA in Politics and International relations. He has since dedicated his education and career to international development, obtaining an MSC in NGO Management and working in the sector as a researcher and project manager. After leading the organisation for 8 years as CEO, he now advises the Rwanda team on projects and strategy.

Fiona joined the board in March 2022. Having previously spent over 2 years living and working in East Africa, and worked in both teaching and for charities in the UK, she is currently working with a range of charities in her Corporate Social Responsibility role. She has a masters in African Studies with Education.

James joined the Children of Rwanda Trustees Board in 2022. He is a policy professional who has worked in a variety of economic and business focused roles. He holds two masters in International Relations and Diplomacy.

With over 20 years of work experience, Nicole's professional career first started in Canadian politics, where she worked on complex social, economic and political issues, managed a political office and honed her political and commercial acumen. Nicole then left her political career to pursue a legal career in the UK, which she commenced in 2013. She now works as a lawyer in the City of London, and has gained extensive experience in corporate and commercial law, as well as pro bono law projects,

The youngest in our team, Neha’s educational background has included law, anthropology and international development. She has experience working in fundraising and policy at the NSPCC and the Stroke Association, and has also spent time in a more strategic role as the President of Volunteering and Community Outreach at the Durham University. Neha has also worked closely with women, street children, and children of sex workers in India to increase their access to basic amenities and education.