Robert Anderson is the founder and CEO of the nonprofit organization Telecom4Good, where he leverages his expertise in global communications and technology to support humanitarian and development efforts worldwide.

With over 20 years of experience in global communications, Robert has cultivated a vast network of nonprofit leaders, providing him with insights into international business operations and mission-focused programs.

Robert's primary objective at Telecom4Good is to address telecommunications challenges faced by NGOs globally by delivering IT solutions, equipment, cost-effective internet access, and strategic guidance.

Under Robert's leadership, Telecom4Good initiated the Bandwidth Aggregation Program in Africa and Southeast Asia, facilitating affordable and reliable internet connections for NGOs through partnerships with internet service providers and Cisco Meraki.

In addition to supporting NGOs, Telecom4Good runs community-focused initiatives such as the School and Health Center Technology Program, offering free internet connectivity to rural centers in Africa, and the Refugee Workforce Development Program in Uganda, providing online skills training for refugees to join the humanitarian workforce.

Throughout all endeavors at Telecom4Good, Robert Anderson remains committed to the core value of leveraging technology for positive impact, driving collaboration, and efficiency to maximize benefits while minimizing costs.