
Janet F. Brown
President Emerita
Involved with TEACH Rwanda's work since 2010; co‑developed the TEACH for Transformation mentoring model.
TEACH Rwanda's governing board holds responsibility for strategy, financial oversight and the long‑term health of the organisation.

President Emerita
Involved with TEACH Rwanda's work since 2010; co‑developed the TEACH for Transformation mentoring model.

President
Brings 36 years of nonprofit executive leadership from the Burn Prevention Network.

Vice President
Taught English and mentored students in Rwanda early in her career; joined the board in 2016.

Treasurer
A retired professor of political science and law, and a former Judicial Fellow to the U.S. Chief Justice.

Secretary
An elementary educator focused on TEACH Rwanda's leadership development work.

Assistant Treasurer
Contributes management, operations and communications expertise; joined the board in 2016.

Board Member
An organisational development specialist and professor of industrial/organisational psychology.

Board Member
A pastor and ministry leader with more than 25 years in education and community development.

Board Member
Leads on fundraising and technology strategy, drawing on a career in digital transformation.

Board Member
TR Business Representative and onsite coordinator for Bright School's first robotics team.

Board Member
A clinical professor who joined the board after meeting the team at a learning conference in Kigali.
Oversight of income, expenditure and reserves, and accountability to donors for how funds are used.
Setting and reviewing the organisation's long‑term priorities alongside the in‑country leadership team.
Ensuring TEACH Rwanda remains sustainable, well‑governed and true to its educational mission.
The board works alongside the Rwandan Advisory Board, which advises on alignment with Rwandan law, culture and expectations.
Our board welcomes enquiries from funders and partner organisations.