Hafsah Lak is a highly experienced professional in the field of international development, public-sector, governance, and social sector reforms. With over five years of experience, Hafsah has focused on gender, human rights, and law enforcement. Hafsah has worked across a variety of sectors, including research, technical writing, and federal business development. With a BSc in Economics and Political Science from Lahore University of Management Sciences and a Master of Public Policy in Global Conflict Resolution from Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago, Hafsah brings a deep knowledge of both policy and practice to her work.

Hafsah's experience includes working as a Business Development Lead at Cambridge Global Advisors, as well as Senior Director of Global Strategy and Special Initiatives at the Salman Sufi Foundation. Hafsah has worked as a consultant at the Punjab Chief Minister's Strategic Reforms Unit in Pakistan, where she focused on strategic reforms in the public sector. Hafsah has also worked as a research consultant at The Pearson Institute at the University of Chicago and as a clinical researcher at the United Nations Human Rights. Her work has been informed by her experience as a former Congressional Intern at the Office of U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin.

Overall, Hafsah's combination of experience and education make her a valuable expert in her field.