Sherry Khan  

Ms. Sherry Khan has spent the past 21 years designing, managing, implementing, and evaluating donor-funded economic growth and governance programs in the developing world. Her expertise spans policy and institutional reform, small and medium enterprise development including gaining access to finance, procurement reform, and agriculture market development. She has helped private sector organizations analyze and advocate to their governments on financial sector reforms and policies to encourage domestic and foreign direct investment. Ms. Khan has managed programs or conducted assignments in 18 countries across Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, Central Asia, and Southeastern Europe.

Prior to International Development, Ms. Khan provided strategy, change management, and process improvement consulting to U.S. Government agencies. She brings a consulting mindset of curiosity and commitment to continuous learning to all of her work.

Ms. Khan holds a MA in International Transactions from George Mason University and a BA in International Affairs from The George Washington University.