EDC Executive and Leadership Team

Siobhan Murphy, the Chief Executive Officer at EDC, directs the overarching mission to improve health, education, and economic opportunity on a global scale. Murphy defines the long-term strategic vision, ensuring that research initiatives align with the nonprofit's core commitment to social impact. By engaging with international stakeholders and the Board, the Chief Executive Officer maintains the organizational focus on evidence-based program evaluation. This leadership role involves navigating complex global landscapes to secure resources and partnerships that expand the reach of EDC programs. Siobhan Murphy monitors the efficacy of all research projects, ensuring that the organization remains at the forefront of developmental innovation. Through consistent oversight of institutional goals, the Chief Executive Officer guarantees that every initiative contributes to measurable improvements in human development, ultimately strengthening the nonprofit's reputation as a leader in global research and program implementation.

Ami Raymond, the Manager, Strategic Initiatives For & Chief Operating Officer, S Office at EDC, executes the daily operational functions that sustain the organization's global research programs. Raymond coordinates internal processes to ensure that project teams receive the necessary support for effective program evaluation and implementation. The Manager, Strategic Initiatives For & Chief Operating Officer, S Office drives the execution of high-level organizational goals by streamlining administrative workflows and resource allocation. Ami Raymond monitors the performance of various departments, ensuring that operational activities remain consistent with the nonprofit's commitment to health and education. This leadership role requires close collaboration with the executive team to refine internal policies and improve organizational productivity. By managing the complexities of day-to-day operations, Raymond facilitates the successful delivery of initiatives that foster economic opportunity, ultimately ensuring that the organization functions with the precision required to achieve its ambitious global mission.

Edward Simac, the Vice President & Chief Information Officer at EDC, architects the digital infrastructure necessary to support global research and data evaluation efforts. Simac manages the secure integration of information systems, ensuring that data-driven insights remain accessible to teams operating across various international regions. The Vice President & Chief Information Officer oversees the deployment of advanced technological tools that facilitate collaborative research, thereby enhancing the efficiency of program assessments. By aligning technical capabilities with the nonprofit's mission, Edward Simac supports the secure handling of sensitive health and educational data. This role involves constant coordination with other executive leaders to optimize digital workflows and maintain robust cybersecurity standards. Through the implementation of scalable technology solutions, Simac ensures that the organization possesses the digital agility required to address complex global challenges, ultimately driving operational excellence and supporting the integrity of all research outcomes.

Rebecca Carey, the Vice President at EDC, leads the development and expansion of institutional partnerships that support the organization's research and evaluation portfolio. Carey identifies new opportunities for growth, focusing on initiatives that enhance health and educational outcomes in underserved regions. The Vice President cultivates relationships with external stakeholders, ensuring that the nonprofit maintains a strong presence in the global development sector. By aligning institutional goals with the needs of international partners, Rebecca Carey secures the support necessary to scale impactful programs. This leadership role involves coordinating with other executives to integrate new research findings into broader organizational strategies. Through the management of key institutional relationships, Carey drives the expansion of the nonprofit's influence, ensuring that evidence-based solutions reach the populations that require them most. Ultimately, the Vice President strengthens the organization's capacity to deliver sustainable improvements in economic opportunity and human development worldwide.