Zenebeworke Tadesse

Director/Board Member at Africa Governance Institute

Commercial Services

Consumer Services

Profile

Zenebeworke Tadesse is currently the Deputy Director-Learner Support at the University of South Africa and the Director at Africa Governance Institute.
Previously, she worked as the Director at The Global Fund for Women, Inc.

Zenebeworke Tadesse active positions

Companies	Position	Start
University of South Africa	Corporate Officer/Principal	2011-03-13
Africa Governance Institute	Director/Board Member	2011-03-13

All active positions of Zenebeworke Tadesse

Former positions of Zenebeworke Tadesse

Companies	Position	End
The Global Fund for Women, Inc. The Global Fund for Women, Inc. Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Global Fund for Women, Inc. is a non-profit organization that promotes women's economic security, health, education and leadership. It organizes programs and activities geared towards health and sexual rights, peace and gender violence, economic and environmental justice, civic and political education, access to education, and social change philanthropy. The firm also offers grants to groups that advance international women's movement and promote social justice. The Global Fund for Women was founded in 1987 by Anne Firth Murray, Frances Kissling, Laura Lederer, and Nita Barrow and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.	Director/Board Member	-

See the detail of Zenebeworke Tadesse's experience

Experiences
Positions held

Active

Inactive

Listed companies

Private companies

See the detail of Zenebeworke Tadesse's experience

Connections

1st degree connections

1st degree companies

Male

Female

Members of the board

Executives

See the personal network

Linked companies

Private companies	2
The Global Fund for Women, Inc. The Global Fund for Women, Inc. Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Global Fund for Women, Inc. is a non-profit organization that promotes women's economic security, health, education and leadership. It organizes programs and activities geared towards health and sexual rights, peace and gender violence, economic and environmental justice, civic and political education, access to education, and social change philanthropy. The firm also offers grants to groups that advance international women's movement and promote social justice. The Global Fund for Women was founded in 1987 by Anne Firth Murray, Frances Kissling, Laura Lederer, and Nita Barrow and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.	Commercial Services
Africa Governance Institute