Farrah Salisbury is a passionate nonprofit professional with expertise in global health, international development, event management, and fundraising. She holds a Master's degree in Development Economics and International Development from the University of Denver and a BA in International Studies from Southern Methodist University. Farrah has lived and worked in Africa and Asia and has visited 31 countries, inspiring her goals of creating a more positive world.

She has several years of experience working in the nonprofit sector in various positions, including Campaign Development Manager at The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - Rocky Mountain Chapter, Donor Relations Manager at Shadhika Project, Community Manager at American Cancer Society, and Government Relations Fellow at Project C.U.R.E. She also has experience as an English Teacher at Kidsland English School and a First Grade Teacher at Holy Hills School Complex.

Farrah is committed to serving the community and the global population through her work in the nonprofit sector. Her passion for traveling and her vast experience in different cultures give her a unique perspective on creating a better world for all.