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Sarina A. Beges, MA   Download vCard
CDDRL Program Manager

Encina Hall
Office C150
Stanford, California 94305-6055

sbeges@stanford.edu
(650) 724-4216 (voice)
(650) 724-2996 (fax)


In October 2010, Sarina Beges joined CDDRL to serve as program manager coordinating the Center’s diverse research programs, overseeing strategic communications, planning seminars and conferences, and identifying new opportunities to expand the Center's reach and influence.

Sarina comes to CDDRL from the Synergos Institute, a New York based non-profit organization committed to addressing issues of poverty and inequality worldwide. At Synergos, Sarina managed the Arab World Social Innovators program, a USAID-funded initiative identifying and supporting social entrepreneurs in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, and Palestine. During her three years managing the program, Sarina advised entrepreneurs in the scaling-up of their entrepreneurial ventures, designed monitoring and evaluation frameworks to assess impact, and traveled to the region for program activities.

Before joining Synergos, Sarina received her master’s degree in 2007 from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington, DC where she concentrated in Middle East studies and international economics. In 2005, Sarina pursued advanced Arabic language studies at the American University of Cairo’s prestigious Arabic Language Institute. Prior to beginning graduate school, Sarina worked at Pfizer in the Corporate Finance group. She holds a B.A. in international relations from Boston University. Sarina has traveled extensively in the Middle East and is proficient in French and Arabic.


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Digital town hall connects activists with scholars
The discussion aimed to connect the activists with researchers at Stanford, Harvard and the University of British Columbia. According to Sarina Beges, CDDRL program manager, the discussion had 35 online participants, including academics and CDDRL ...
April 5, 2011 in The Stanford Daily