On October 5, we will reconnect with TINFA (Technology and Information for All) led by TINFA’s founder and Executive Director, Emma Le Dû.
Emma is the Executive Director of TINFA (www.tinfa.org). She has previously held positions at the Grameen Foundation as Senior Technical Program Manager. She has been in Information Technology for over 15 years, at Microsoft and Amazon.com in various positions in International and Program Management. Emma spent two years in Lao P.D.R, as a computer consultant to the European Union and UNDP. She holds an Engineering degree in Robotics and Electronics (ESIGELEC in Rouen France) and a Master of Public Administration from the Kennedy School at Harvard University with a focus on Leadership and International Development. Emma is TINFA’s co-founder.
TINFA’s mission is to empower teachers to bring 21st century skills to kids in underserved areas of developing countries.
Our club has partnered with TINFA over the past nine years on multiple projects to provide computer equipment, teacher training and student scholarships.
“At the meeting, we plan to connect with a 4th grade class of our partner school San Isidro, Olintepeque District, in Guatemala. We will get an update on the TINFA program, as well as hear a summary of our joint efforts to date. “
