Marisa Brasor is the chief philanthropy officer at Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs. She leads strategic efforts on programmatic and philanthropic collaborations that strengthen and advance priority initiatives for the Council.
A creative and pragmatic strategist, Brasor works closely with the community of Carnegie Council fellows and program experts to turn an idea into a solution that can be scaled for impact through philanthropic co-investment, community, and resource mobilization.
Brasor is passionate about building bridges through respectful and effective partnerships to bring scalable solutions to tough ethical and global challenges. She has spent her professional career working with an inspiring group of NGOs, implementers, and philanthropists on developing pathways to invest in and resource leading environmental, health, community development, emerging technology, next generation, education, and social justice programs.
Previously, Marisa led philanthropic partnership programs at prominent organizations like Health Care Without Harm, The Nature Conservancy, The Pew Charitable Trusts, The World Resources Institute, and The Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
Brasor has a Master's degree in international public policy from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Affairs (SAIS) with a focus on energy, resources, and environment; and a BS in communication sciences and disorders/pre-med from the University of Florida (magna cum laude).
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