Mariah Levin

Head of the Forum of Young Global Leaders at World Economic Forum

Mariah Levin is a seasoned professional with over a decade of experience in strategy consulting and fostering partnerships between public and private sectors.

She has a strong background in social and economic development, migration, and education, with a focus on driving investments in socially-motivated initiatives.

Currently, Mariah plays a pivotal role at the World Economic Forum, leading initiatives that aim to address global challenges and shape the future of the social sector.

Her educational journey includes a Master's Degree from Harvard University, a MALD from The Fletcher School at Tufts University, and a BA from Wellesley College.

Mariah's professional history encompasses various leadership roles at the World Economic Forum, including Head of the Forum of Young Global Leaders and Head of Europe and Eurasia.

She has also contributed her expertise as a Manager at KPMG, a West Africa Desk member at UNHCR, and in capacities related to evaluation, research, and writing in both public and private sectors.

With a rich background in community building, network influencing, and program management, Mariah has been actively engaged in shaping strategies for positive social impact.

Based in Geneva, Switzerland, Mariah Levin continues to be a driving force in mobilizing action and fostering collaborations to address some of the world's most pressing issues.