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Carrie Ruh

Investor

VP of Risk & Head of Impact at Accial Capital

Philippines

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About

Investment professional focused on financial inclusion who monitors Accial's portfolio and assesses new opportunities. Previously worked with impact funds including Beyond Capital Ventures, CrossBoundary, and AfricInvest. Holds an MBA and MPP from Harvard and a BA from Boston College.

Experience

  1. Accial CapitalVice President of Risk & Head of Impactcurrent2023 — present
  2. AfricInvest GroupGraduate Intern2023
  3. CrossBoundaryMBA Associate2022Nairobi County, Kenya
  4. Beyond Capital VenturesSummer Investment Fellow2021
  5. AccionIntern, Center for Financial Inclusion2020
  6. Cornerstone ResearchSenior Analyst2019 — 2020Greater Boston
  7. Cornerstone ResearchAnalyst2017 — 2019Boston, Massachusetts
  8. Cornerstone ResearchSummer Analyst2016Boston, MA
  9. Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL)Policy Intern2016Cambridge, MA

Skills & more

Data AnalysisCommunity Outreach2Web DevelopmentNonprofits1Social MediaLeadership3Public Speaking2Stata2Microsoft Office2RSAS

Languages English · French · Spanish

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Carrie Ruh?
Investment professional focused on financial inclusion who monitors Accial's portfolio and assesses new opportunities. Previously worked with impact funds including Beyond Capital Ventures, CrossBoundary, and AfricInvest. Holds an MBA and MPP from Harvard and a BA from Boston College.
Where does Carrie Ruh work?
Carrie Ruh is VP of Risk & Head of Impact at Accial Capital.
Where did Carrie Ruh go to school?
Carrie Ruh studied at Harvard Business School (Master of Business Administration - MBA); Harvard Kennedy School (Master of Public Policy - MPP); Boston College (Bachelor's degree, Economics).

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