Ana Diaz is an accomplished International Development specialist with years of experience in project design and management, focusing on social policy, education, and fourth sector development. Ana received her Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering from the Universidad Santa Maria la Antigua, an Exchange Program in International Business at the KEDGE Business School, and earned her Master of Public Administration in Development Practice from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.

Ana has worked as a Project Manager at Fourth Sector Group and served as a Minister's Advisor and Project Coordinator at Ministerio de Desarrollo Social de Panamá (MIDES). Additionally, she worked as a Vice Minister's Advisor and Project Coordinator at the same organization. Before settling in these roles, Ana served as an MPA-DP Program Assistant at Columbia University, an Entrepreneur Selection and Growth Intern at Endeavor, and an Education Consultant-Data Collection and Teacher Trainings at Millennium Villages Project. Earlier in her career, she worked as a Research Intern at Permanent Mission of Panama to the United Nations and as a Project Manager at Promed. Ana began her career as an Intern Research Assistant at PNUD Panamá.

Ana Diaz is passionate about systems change, social innovation, and global culture. With her extensive expertise and skills, Ana is dedicated to driving forth fourth sector development, cultivating social policies, and improving education practices.