Liberian Staff
Magnus T. Gayflor, Sr. | Director and School Loan Manager, Foundation for Women
Magnus holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Liberia. He has held a variety of positions in human service and child welfare organizations in Monrovia before transitioning to the field of microfinance. Magnus received additional training in portfolio management and auditing at the School of Applied Microfinance in Mombasa, Kenya and in Kampala, Uganda. Magnus hails from Fassama Township in Belle District, Gbarpolu County.
He joined the Foundation for Women in a management role in December of 2015.
Magnus holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Liberia. He has held a variety of positions in human service and child welfare organizations in Monrovia before transitioning to the field of microfinance. Magnus received additional training in portfolio management and auditing at the School of Applied Microfinance in Mombasa, Kenya and in Kampala, Uganda. Magnus hails from Fassama Township in Belle District, Gbarpolu County.
He joined the Foundation for Women in a management role in December of 2015.
Amelia Tamba | Microfinance Loan Manager, Foundation for Women
Amelia Tamba is a valuable part of the Foundation for Women Liberia (FFWL) senior management team. She joined the FFWL in 2012 as a Loan Monitor and served in other capacities before she was promoted and transferred to the Housing Loan Department as Housing Loan Manager in 2019.
Currently, Amelia supervises the Clinic Loan Program where she has performed remarkably well.
Amelia has been working with Habitat for Humanity International in setting up the Market Survey and Pilot Testing for the new Housing Loan Program since its inception. Amelia worked with the then Liberia premier microfinance institution, the Local Enterprise Assistance Program (LEAP) from 2005-2012 again in different capacities ranging for Loan Officer to Finance Assistant. Amelia Tamba holds a Bachelor Degree in accounting from the University of Liberia.
Amelia Tamba is a valuable part of the Foundation for Women Liberia (FFWL) senior management team. She joined the FFWL in 2012 as a Loan Monitor and served in other capacities before she was promoted and transferred to the Housing Loan Department as Housing Loan Manager in 2019.
Currently, Amelia supervises the Clinic Loan Program where she has performed remarkably well.
Amelia has been working with Habitat for Humanity International in setting up the Market Survey and Pilot Testing for the new Housing Loan Program since its inception. Amelia worked with the then Liberia premier microfinance institution, the Local Enterprise Assistance Program (LEAP) from 2005-2012 again in different capacities ranging for Loan Officer to Finance Assistant. Amelia Tamba holds a Bachelor Degree in accounting from the University of Liberia.
Pastor Arthur Williams | Head of Staff, Foundation for Women
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Vaiba Kebeh Flomo | Coordinator, Center for Dialogue Africa
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U.S. Staff
Cory Bridges | Foundation for Women Office Manager
Cory Bridges came to the Foundation for Women as an intern in 2010. Cory helps and supports the rest of the staff in day to day operations as the office manager. She previously worked for a diamond company and has experience as an Executive Assistant. She graduated with a degree in Women Studies from San Diego State University and has brought her passion for women and girls issues to her work.
Cory Bridges came to the Foundation for Women as an intern in 2010. Cory helps and supports the rest of the staff in day to day operations as the office manager. She previously worked for a diamond company and has experience as an Executive Assistant. She graduated with a degree in Women Studies from San Diego State University and has brought her passion for women and girls issues to her work.
Foundation for Women is based in the U.S. and Liberia. We have a team on the ground in Monrovia, Liberia managing daily operations, microfinance client relationships, Center for Dialogue Africa initiatives. FFW executive tasks, website, and communications are handled in San Diego, California.
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