Perry is Managing Director of Point72, owned by Steven A. Cohen. Prior to joining the firm in 2004, Mr. Boyle was a Founding Partner of Thomas Weisel Partners, and a Managing Director at Alex. Brown & Sons. He began his career at Salomon Brothers Inc. Mr. Boyle received his A.B. in Economics from Stanford University and his M.B.A. from Dartmouth College. He is the founding donor of the Tuck Capital Management Program, and has lectured on investing at Yale, Dartmouth, Harvard and UNC, and delivered testimony to Congress on financial regulation. He is a former board member of the Connecticut Hedge Fund Association, a member of the Board of The US Friends of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) and a Council Member of the Hoover Institution.

Nancy has over 10 years’ experience conducting community-based evaluations and research studies in the United States and internationally.  She recently accepted a new position as Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor to IMA World Health, after serving as Senior Officer, Planning and Evaluation, at John Templeton Foundation since 2012.  From 2008-2012, she served as the lead evaluator for a large, federally-funded mental health service project with the Pascua Yaqui Tribe and has been an evaluation consultant for multiple tribes in the Southwest and California. As the Associate Program Director of Research, Evaluation, and Analysis at the University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, Nancy worked with schools and communities to develop, implement, and evaluate public health programs and research studies. She has served on university and national evaluation advisory committees and continues to provide research and evaluation technical assistance to community organizations.  Internationally, she has conducted research projects in Burmese refugee communities in Thailand, in rural Kenya, and in urban areas of southern India. In 2015, she worked as the interim manager of Monitoring and Evaluation for the BOMA Project in Nanyuki, Kenya. She currently serves as a Senior Officer of Planning and Evaluation at the John Templeton Foundation. Mrs. Stroupe Kannappan has a MA in anthropology from the University of Wyoming, an MPH from the University of Arizona, and is a PhD candidate in Epidemiology at the University of Arizona.

Ham Zamberu Learamo is an accomplished humanitarian professional with over 10 year’s experience in humanitarian Finance and Administration, having held senior managerial roles with organizations in challenging environments such as Somalia, South Sudan and northern Kenya. Ham has experience in administering multi-donor, multi-year and multi-sector programming, including Humanitarian Administration, Human Resources Management, Supply Chain Management, and Audits Facilitation, Compliance and Risk Management. Mr. Zamberu is also a certified public accountant of Kenya. Mr. Zamberu has a unique relationship with the BOMA Project, not only because he is a member of the Board of Directors and chair of the BOMA NGO Board, but because he hails from Marsabit County, where BOMA first launched its poverty alleviation program. He has seen first-hand how BOMA’s program has created long-lasting, sustainable transformation in the lives of ultra-poor women and their families. Ham currently serves as the Deputy Country Director for the Norwegian Refugee Council, Somalia program. He is also a board member of Kulal girls’ secondary school in Marsabit, Kenya. Ham is married to Dr. Habiba Nabosu; they are blessed with three lovely children. He divides his time between Somalia, Nairobi (Kenya) and his beloved country home in Mt Kulal, which he visits with family at every opportunity.