Leadership Overview
Right To Play has 4 executives leading key functions including strategy, finance, and regional operations.
Driven by opportunity, Right To Play transforms the lives of over one million children weekly, empowering them through play to build successful futures and advance their fundamental rights.
Driven by opportunity, Right To Play transforms the lives of over one million children weekly, empowering them through play to build successful futures and advance their fundamental rights.
Leadership Roles at Right To Play
Omagor Moses - Chief Executive Officer
Omagor Moses, the Chief Executive Officer at Right To Play, directs the organization's global strategy and operational framework. Overseeing all programmatic initiatives, the Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment with the core mission of educating, empowering, and protecting children through play. This leadership role involves driving the expansion of programming across Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and North America, impacting over one million children weekly. By fostering partnerships with parents, communities, and governments, Omagor Moses advocates for the fundamental rights of children. The Chief Executive Officer's focus remains on cultivating a future for every child defined by opportunity, empowerment, and possibility, translating the company's belief in play into tangible developmental outcomes and preparing children for their future success.
David Danylewich - Chief Financial Officer
David Danylewich, the Chief Financial Officer at Right To Play, manages the organization's fiscal health and financial strategy. Overseeing all financial operations, the Chief Financial Officer ensures robust resource allocation to support programming in over 18 countries. This critical role involves developing and implementing financial policies that uphold transparency and accountability across global initiatives. By safeguarding the organization's assets and optimizing financial performance, David Danylewich directly contributes to the sustainability of programs that transform the lives of over one million children each week. The Chief Financial Officer's expertise is vital in securing funding and managing budgets to advance the company's mission of empowering children through play and preparing them for future opportunities.
Aidan Prosser - Co-President (Rtp Western)
Aidan Prosser, the Co-President (Rtp Western) at Right To Play, spearheads strategic development and operational oversight for the western regions. This leadership position involves driving program expansion and impact within key Western markets, ensuring play-based education empowers girls and boys. Aidan Prosser focuses on cultivating strong relationships with local stakeholders and partners to enhance the reach and effectiveness of initiatives. The Co-President (Rtp Western) ensures that programming aligns with the company's overarching mission to prepare children for their future by fostering opportunity and empowerment. By directing regional efforts, Aidan Prosser plays a crucial part in transforming the lives of children through innovative play-based learning, reinforcing the organization's commitment to advancing fundamental rights.
Ellie Martin - Co-President (Rtp Western)
Ellie Martin, the Co-President (Rtp Western) at Right To Play, collaborates on driving strategic growth and operational excellence across the western territories. This role involves enhancing the delivery of play-based education programs that empower children and prepare them for future success. Ellie Martin focuses on fostering community engagement and advocating for children's rights within the Western operational scope. The Co-President (Rtp Western) ensures that programming effectively educates, empowers, and protects girls and boys, translating the company's core belief in play into tangible developmental outcomes. By working in tandem with Aidan Prosser, Ellie Martin contributes significantly to the organization's mission of transforming lives and creating a future driven by opportunity and possibility for every child.