Jerrold Keilson

Jerrold Keilson is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in international development project design and management, proposal writing, university teaching, public diplomacy, and citizen diplomacy.

He specializes in proposal management, project design, and project management, showcasing a profound understanding of the intricacies of these fields.

Keilson pursued his Master of Arts in History at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, following which he completed his Bachelor of Arts in History at Clark University, underlining his academic proficiency.

Throughout his career, Keilson has held significant roles in various prestigious organizations, including being the Vice President of Business Development at Social Solutions International, Inc., a Senior Fellow at InterAction, and a Professorial Lecturer at American University.

He has also served as an Independent Consultant, Vice President at the American Institutes for Research, Vice President and Senior Director of Education at Creative Associates International, Vice President and Senior Director of Development at Creative Associates International, and Vice President of Business Development at the International Youth Foundation, along with several other noteworthy positions.

Keilson's extensive background includes leadership roles such as Vice President of Operations at America's Development Foundation, Director of Recruitment at DAI, Director of Business Development at Creative Associates, and Vice President at Delphi International.

His contributions extend to governance and advisory roles as a Board Member at the National Council for International Visitors and Director of Program Development at World Learning.

Moreover, Keilson's expertise in training is evident from his role as Director of Training at ACDI, demonstrating a well-rounded skill set in various facets of international development.

Prior to his impressive corporate tenure, he also served as a Foreign Service Officer at the U.S. Department of State, showcasing his diverse experience in both academic and governmental institutions.