FXB International Announces New CEO of FXB India Suraksha

Oct. 25, 2011 - PRLog -- New York, NY – Mamta Borgoyary has been appointed as the new CEO of FXB India Suraksha, the India chapter of FXB International, effective immediately. Ms. Borgoyary has over eighteen years of experience in the development sector, including experience in health, education, water and sanitation, rural livelihoods and natural resource management.

Ms. Borgoyary was promoted to CEO after working as the Chief Operating Officer for FXB India Suraksha. Prior to joining FXB, Ms. Borgoyary served as a Senior Program Officer and Coordinator with WII in New Delhi. She has also worked as a Research Associate for the Tata Energy and Resource Institute, a Resource Economist for Development Alternatives, and a Research Assistant with the Institute of Economic Growth. Throughout her career Ms. Borgoyary has collaborated with several multi and bi lateral donor organizations, including DFID, UNDP, World Bank, and the Ford Foundation. She is accomplished in monitoring impact assessments, social science research methods, and monitoring and evaluation. She also has several publications to her credit.  

Ms. Borgoyary holds an MPhil in Agriculture Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University, an MA in Economics from Banaras Hindu University, and a BA in Economics from Banaras Hindu University.  

“FXB’s programs have been providing families with the tools to escape poverty for more than 20 years,” said Ms. Borgoyary. “I have been proud to be part of the FXB India Suraksha team, and I am looking forward to continuing the important work of the organization in my new role.”  

“We are excited to have Mamta on board in this important role” added FXB International CEO Sean Mayberry. “She is a great asset and will further FXB’s commitment to delivering sustainable results to children and families affected by poverty and AIDS.”

FXB International operates over 100 programs dedicated to providing health, education, and economic opportunity to children and families affected by poverty and AIDS in 15 countries in Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe. FXB International’s headquarters offices are located in New York, Paris, and Geneva.