Meet the Experts Charles F. MacCormack: Save the Children, President and CEO, has provided the vision for Save the Children for the past 10 years. MacCormack serves on the Board of the International Save the Children Alliance, is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and serves on the executive committee of InterAction, a coalition of 160 United States – based humanitarian aid groups. Prior to joining Save the Children, MacCormack was president of World Learning from 1977 through 1992. Carolyn Miles: Save the Children, Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer, was appointed in July, 2004. She joined Save the Children in 1998 as the Associate Vice President for Sponsorship and Marketing and, most recently served as Save the Children's Vice President, Marketing and Managing Director, Sponsorship. Prior to joining Save the Children, Carolyn had a career as an entrepreneur and senior manager with American Express. Chloe O'Gara: Save the Children, Director of Education, is an international education professional with expertise in basic and early childhood education, AIDS, gender and nutrition. She has had field experience in more than 50 countries in Africa, Central, South Asia and Latin America. She was most recently Vice President and Director of the Ready to Learn Center at the Academy for Educational Development. Rudy von Bernuth: Save the Children, Vice President and Managing Director, Children in Emergencies and Crisis, supervises all programs and policies related to emergency response, humanitarian assistance and food assistance. With 40 years of experience in international development and emergency relief programs, he has directed response efforts in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Croatia, Iraq, Rwanda, Sudan and Tajikistan, among others. Mary Beth Powers: Save the Children, Senior Reproductive Health Advisor, plays a key role in the agency’s women’s health and development programs especially before, during and after pregnancy and childbirth. Powers oversees a team of clinicians and professionals in more than 20 countries and leads the agency’s policy and planning efforts on women’s health. Anne Tinker: Save the Children, Director of Saving Newborn Lives, leads Save the Children's global efforts for community-level assistance in reproductive health and child survival, promoting a strong commitment to newborn survival. Prior to Save the Children, Tinker worked at the World Bank, where she was the lead health specialist in the South Asia Region and served as the World Bank's global advisor on women's health and safe motherhood. Mark K. Shriver: Save the Children, Vice President and Managing Director of U.S. Programs, leads Save the Children’s programs and advocacy efforts for children living in impoverished rural communities across the United States. A champion for vulnerable children and families for more than 17 years, Shriver served as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates and was Maryland’s first-ever Chair of the Joint Committee on Children, Youth and Families. He also founded and led the innovative Choice Program, a public/private partnership that serves at-risk youth through intensive, community-based counseling and job training services.