Partner and Regional Director for Middle East and North Africa

paul callan

Partner and Regional Director for Middle East and North Africa - Dalberg Global Development Advisors

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Bio

Paul Callan is Dalberg’s Regional Director of the Middle East and North Africa region, based in Abu Dhabi. He also co-leads Dalberg Advisors’ Strategy and Performance practice area. Paul has provided advice on strategy, organizational development, design of new initiatives, and change management to world-leading organizations and investors.

Paul has worked in 30 countries and across multiple sectors, including the launch of a global e-schools initiative and studying the use of mobile phones for educational applications, evaluating the Roll Back Malaria Partnership, to strategic planning for the International Council for Research on Women, and developing ideas for using social media to tackle absenteeism by health workers and teachers. His recent work includes change management for the UN’s “Delivering as One” initiative in eight pilot countries and strategic reform at the Inter-American Development Bank.

Paul recently presented at The Economist’s Ideas Economy conference and the Inter-American Development Bank’s Strategic Partners Dialogue. Paul holds a PhD in physics from Harvard University and a BA from Trinity College Dublin.

 

Dalberg Advisors is a strategic advisory firm that combines the best of private sector strategy skills and rigorous analytical capabilities with deep knowledge and networks across emerging and frontier markets. We work collaboratively across the public, private and philanthropic sectors to fuel inclusive growth and help clients achieve their goals.

Our global perspectives are firmly rooted in local realities. We have 26 offices across the world and have served clients in more than 90 countries. By combining local knowledge and international experience, our strategies blend the best global ideas and innovations with the local practicalities and partnerships needed for effective implementation.

 
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