Timothy Nourse

Timothy Nourse is a seasoned professional with over twenty years of experience dedicated to enhancing economic opportunities for marginalized populations in developing and post-conflict regions. His expertise spans designing and executing youth development initiatives, leading financial inclusion programs for underserved groups, and creating integrated enterprise and financial services programs for marginalized communities.

Mr. Nourse's extensive background includes managing a consulting firm, overseeing microfinance institutions, and serving in key roles for major USAID projects in regions like Afghanistan, the West Bank, and Gaza. He has also played a pivotal role in supporting various country programs and projects to ensure the adoption of quality standards and foster cross-program learning.

A qualified trainer, Timothy Nourse has conducted workshops on inclusive financial services, youth development, enterprise growth, and strategic planning. His work has taken him to diverse countries such as Senegal, Egypt, Jamaica, Uganda, Cambodia, Lebanon, Iraq, and more, including conflict-affected nations like Sierra Leone, Sudan, and Sri Lanka.

Mr. Nourse holds a Master of Arts in International Economics from The Johns Hopkins University - Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and a Bachelor of Arts in American History from the University of Chicago. He has been associated with prestigious organizations like Making Cents International, the Academy for Educational Development, American Refugee Committee, and Catholic Relief Services.

Timothy Nourse's rich professional journey reflects his commitment to driving sustainable development, fostering financial inclusion, and empowering vulnerable communities through innovative programs and strategic leadership.