Corey Oser

Corey Oser has a diverse work experience spanning various organizations and roles. In 2017, they joined the Global Fund for Children as the Vice President of Programs, leading efforts to invest in community-based organizations that drive change in unjust systems and empower young leaders. Prior to this, Corey worked at Polaris as the Director of Programs, Global Hotlines, where they led the expansion of the organization internationally and focused on combating human trafficking. Corey also worked as an independent consultant, providing analytical and writing services to social and business entrepreneurs. They held leadership positions at Women for Women International, assuming the role of Acting Director of Programs and later Country Director for Kosovo and Iraq. During their tenure, Corey oversaw organizational changes and implemented successful programs to empower women in conflict-affected areas. Additionally, Corey worked as a Program Advisor at Reseau Siggil Jigeen, where they coached and supported organizations focused on women's advancement in Senegal. They also served as a Senior Program Officer at the Japan Society of Northern California, where they built creative partnerships and organized various forums and conferences. Corey's work experience includes teaching in Japan as part of the JET Programme, where they focused on interactive and collaborative language learning. Overall, Corey Oser has a strong background in program management, leadership, and international development.

Corey Oser graduated magna cum laude with a BA in English Literature (British and Commonwealth) from Bates College in 1991. In 1989-1990, Corey had a junior year abroad experience at The University of Edinburgh. Later, in 2004, Corey earned an MA in International Affairs, with a concentration in International Development, from The George Washington University.