International Bridges to Justice (IBJ)
Vedat Salfur has extensive work experience in finance and administration roles. Vedat is currently the Director of Finance and Administration at International Bridges to Justice, where they oversee grant financial management, budgeting, and human resource management. Prior to this, Vedat founded and served as the Managing Director of Swiss Business Institute, consulting and training mid to senior managers in finance and leadership. Vedat has also held leadership positions in companies such as Logitech and HP, where they managed finance functions, implemented global finance systems, and provided financial information to senior management. Vedat's early career involved working as a Senior Auditor at PwC. Overall, Vedat Salfur's work experience highlights their expertise in finance, administration, and business management.
Vedat Salfur holds a BA degree in Business Administration, with a major in Accounting and Audit, obtained from Bogazici University in Istanbul, Turkey. Vedat also attended Ozel Darussafaka High School. Additionally, they completed the General Management Program at INSEAD. Vedat has obtained various certifications including AMA-CPM Certified Professional in Management from the American Management Association in 2020, and other certifications related to facilitation and leadership from Management Centre Europe (MCE) and Zenger Folkman.
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International Bridges to Justice (IBJ)
International Bridges to Justice (IBJ) is dedicated to protecting the basic legal rights of ordinary citizens in developing countries. Specifically, IBJ works to guarantee all citizens the right to competent legal representation, the right to be protected from cruel and unusual punishment, and the right to a fair trial. IBJ’s approach involves partnering with governments, based on a more participatory and inclusive approach. We collaborate with State institutions in all of the countries where we work, offering insight from over 15 years of work and helping them to reform their legal systems from within. IBJ also works with the existing defender community which enables the programs to develop deep roots among the practitioners, thus developing a sustainable infrastructure for legal rights that is an inherent feature of a country’s judicial system. Watch CEO and Founder Karen Tse's TEDTalk on IBJ's vision of how to end torture in the 21st century: http://bit.ly/1EOqLKc Check out IBJ's video on Cracking the Code: http://bit.ly/1RtEElH