Directory details for International Rescue Committee (Rescue.org)
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International Rescue Committee (Rescue.org)

122 EAST 42ND STREET 12TH FL NEW YORK, NY 10168-1299
www.rescue.org

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) helps people affected by humanitarian crises—including the climate crisis—to survive, recover and rebuild their lives. Founded at the call of Albert Einstein in 1933, the IRC is now at work in over 40 crisis-affected countries as well as communities througho…

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EIN:
135660870
Category:
International Affairs

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Director, Ceo & President

David Miliband

Co Chair, Board Of Directors

Eduardo G Mestre

Co Chair, Board Of Directors

Mona K Sutphen

Co Chair Director (Until 2/28/2025)

Timothy F Geithner

Chair, Irc Board Of Advisors

Victoria Long Foley

Director (Until 2/28/2025)

Abraham Verghese

Director

Andrew Klaber

Director

Cheryl Cohen Effron

Director

Dr Christina Kirby

Director (Until 2/28/2025)

Dr Kathleen M Pike Ph D

Director

Dr Merryl H Tisch

Director (From 12/2024)

Dr Mohammed Badi

Director

Dr Titilola Banjoko

Director

George Biddle

Director

Janet Napolitano

Director

Jillian Muller

Director

Joshua L Steiner

Director

Kathrin Jungehlsing

Director

Kenneth R French

Director

Kerwin Charles

Director (From 3/1/2025)

Lauren Melkus

Director (Until 9/25/2025)

Laurence D Fink

Director

Leah Joy Zell

Director

Maria Hummer Tuttle

Director

Martin Kimani

Director

Masood Ahmed

Director

Matthew M Johnson

Director

Michael J O'neill

Director

P Maureen White

Director

Pamela Saunders Albin

Director

Prakash Melwani

Director

Rebecca Heller

Director (Until 2/28/2025)

Sally Susman

Director (From 12/1/2024)

Stephanie Kayden Mdmph

Director (From 9/25/2025)

Stephen E Biegun Honorable

Director (Until 2/28/2025)

Steven Klinsky

Director (From 2/1/2025)

Susan Liautaud

Director

Thomas Nides

Director (From 6/1/2025)

Tom Strickler

Director

Udi Grofman

Director

Uzodinma Iweala Md

Director

Viet Thanh Nguyen

Svp And General Counsel, Secretary

Angela M Freyre

Cfo, Svp Finance, Treasurer

Martin Bratt

Svp, Crisis Response, Recovery & Development

Ciaran Donnelly

Svp, Resettlement, Asylum, & Integration

Johannes Van De Weerd

Svp, Operations & Strategy

Madlin J Sheerman

Svp, People & Culture

Ebighe Emafo

Chief Information Officer

Madeleine Fackler

Vice President Philanthropy

Matthew Collins Gibson

Chief Strategy Officer

Sarah Kleinman

Chief Mobilization & Marketing Officer

Zain Habboo

Former Cfo

Oscar Raposo

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