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An international development consultant with over 20 years of experience in more than 70 countries worldwide, currently serving as executive vice president and as a member of the Board of Directors of Chemonics International Inc. Provides strategic and operational management for a variety of units and supports Chemonics’ CEO and president in ensuring the firm achieves its vision, mission, and key result targets. Currently oversees Chemonics’ Global Health and Supply Chain Office, which comprises more than 1,500 global staff. Throughout his career, has proven his management capabilities; high aptitude for facilitating and leading groups with different agendas toward a common goal; excellent presentation skills; results orientation; and enthusiasm and commitment to improving the lives of people in developing countries.

Neelima Grover is the CEO and Founder of The QED Group, an Arlington-based consulting firm founded in 1998. She is passionate about bringing about transformational change (with a special focus on women and girls) through technology driven and capacity building of local organizations that serve their communities. She has dedicated her life to bringing about this change and believes that as a leader her role is to be a catalyst for growth. Under her leadership, QED has grown into an internationally renowned organization known for its work in monitoring and evaluation, performance management and learning. Since its founding, QED has monitored more than $4 billion in global programs in close to 100 countries and completed more than 1500 program evaluations for 27 clients. A social scientist by training, Neelima is a strategic thinker, a thought leader and innovator who brings a passion and vision for exploring new solutions to improve the impact, efficiency, and reach of global development programs. Branching out beyond traditional monitoring and evaluation approaches, Neelima has developed successful new methods for harnessing the power of data and technology to increase transparency, accountability and organizational learning, contributing to and helping shape U.S. Government foreign assistance policy. Neelima plays a key role in helping strategize on projects with a special focus on incorporating data use and technology. QED’s work takes place at the intersection of data analytics, network mapping, rapid prototyping, project data visualization, and other tools-providing strategies to incorporate technology solutions to inform better and timely decision making, resulting in organizational and programmatic efficiencies and guiding efficient resource allocation. Neelima has received numerous awards and recognition in her professional career from organizations including News India, Entrepreneur Magazine, Brava Awards, Smart CEO, Moxie Award and has been featured in business leadership shows such as Executive Leaders Radio. Neelima is also a member of the External Advisory Board for the Data Science & Analytics program at Georgetown University. She also serves as a Mentor for Girls in Technology in the DC metro region.

Experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the architecture, planning & construction industry. Skilled in Sales, Building Codes, Zoning Law, Filing Strategy, Permits, Occupancy Strategy, Mixed-use, Construction, and Pre-construction. Strong entrepreneurship professional with a BS focused in Architecture from New York Institute of Technology.

Alan joined PA in 1988. He led the firm as Chief Executive Officer for 13 years after successful periods in charge of PA's IT, strategy and financial services businesses. Alan has extensive consulting experience, particularly in financial and professional services, and has worked with industry-leading clients around the world, ranging from start-ups to multinationals. Alan studied at Edinburgh and Stanford Universities. He has a degree in electronic and electrical engineering, is a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology and of the Chartered Management Institute.