Our People

Charlotte Eaton is currently the Chief People Officer at OVO Energy, leading the People team and all aspects of the People agenda. Prior to OVO Energy, Charlotte was at Arm, Kraft Heinz and Barclays. Charlotte has performed a variety of roles over this time with significant experience in business partnering and people leadership.

Our Global Board

Born and schooled in Nepal, Anil Chitrakar trained as an engineer and energy planner at the University of Rajasthan (India) and the University of Pennsylvania (USA). He started his career as an energy engineer for the Academy of Science and Technology when he travelled to remote areas of Nepal to transfer renewable energy technologies. Anil is an Ashoka Fellow recognized for his work in enabling school children to be the agents of change in conserving and managing Nepal’s natural, cultural and built heritage. Anil continues to innovate and scale solutions that have long-term positive impacts on society and is currently President of Siddharthinc, a private initiative dedicated to unlocking markets responsibly. He has a regular column in the Nepali Times/YouTube.

Nepal Board.

Joseph Munyangabo is the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) Country Representative for Uganda. In his capacity, he leads the overall strategic direction and management of WFD’s program portfolio in Uganda (http://www.wfd.org). Munyangabo is a democracy and good governance specialist who has managed a range of democracy strengthening projects focused on legislative and political party strengthening, youth and gender inclusion, people with disabilities (PWD) participation, campaign planning and management, public affairs, conflict resolution, civil society coordination and subnational governance among others. As a strong advocate for inclusion and meaningful participation of marginalized groups in Governance and social economic development processes he has been at the center stage of guiding youth, PWD and women organisations in designing programs and projects that amplify their voices and make their numbers count in influencing the national policy agenda.

Uganda Board.

Sia has over 14 years of experience in community and youth development in Sierra Leone. Currently, Sia is the Programmes and Donor Compliance Director at Street Child Sierra Leone. In this role, Sia oversees the delivery of an extensive portfolio of donor funded programmes across the country as well as acting as Street Child’s Child Protection Lead in Sierra Leone. In addition to her work with Street Child, Sia has also worked for International Rescue Committee, CARE International, International Labour Organisation (ILO) and Leonard Cheshire International. Sia has chosen to bring her knowledge and experience to Restless Development Sierra Leone saying; “Restless Development has its own unique way of doing development, which is cognizant of the role of youths in making sustainable development happen. I was impressed by the commitment of a former trustee member for an organization I worked for, and got motivated to do the same selfless contribution, if I have the opportunity. I was therefore very interested in becoming a Trustee member for Restless Development, when I read about their work in Sierra Leone, especially their belief in young people.”

Sierra Leone Board.

Deus is a senior leader, researcher and analyst with over 20 years’ experience in international development. He is trained in Political Science and Public Administration, with an international relations major. In addition to his bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, he is also a holder of a Postgraduate Diploma in Democratization, Governance and Public Policy Analysis from the International Institute of Social Studies, the Hague; and a Postgraduate Certificate in Constitution Making in Africa from Central European University (CEU), Budapest in Hungary. In his day Job, Deus lectures International Relations and Diplomacy at the Tanzania – Mozambique Centre for Foreign Relations, Kurasini, Dar es Salaam. Beyond chairing at Restless Development he is also a Board Member for other organizations, including Jukwaa la Katiba Tanzania; Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung Foundation and Action Aid Tanzania.

Bridget Mumba Stephenson works as Assistant Finance Manager for USAID DISCOVER Health. Bridget has over 10 years of experience in accounting. Her career started with working in an accounting and auditing firm where she acquired her first external and internal auditing experience. She joined Restless Development in July 2016 as an Assistant Finance Coordinator. She also worked with the Workers Compensation Fund Control Board, a social security scheme responsible for compensating Workers for injuries or diseases suffered at the workplace. She was responsible for all the financial needs of the branch which is in charge of most registered companies for Central province. She moved on to join USAID DISCOVER Health as Project Accountant before her current role. She is a member of the Zambia Institute Of Chartered Accountants and is studying a Master of Science in Accounting and Finance with Copperbelt University. She is involved in the mentorship program under the Anakazi Women leadership which mentors young women who are in college and university and she is also involved in financial literacy lessons with the Forum Zambia Women accountants in Zambia.

Zambia Board.

Miriam has been leading the Social Work unit of Madras Christian College as the Head of Department since 1993. For more than 10 years, she has been a Committee Member of ‘Starting Community College’ in Oxfam School Premise, and also a Convener at Students Counselling Centre of the college. She has been associated with India operations since 2002.

India Board.

Innocent is an enterprise development professional. He has 20 years of experience in managing business value chains and enterprise development programmes. He has worked with communities in Africa and Asia through leading non-governmental organizations and private sector multinational companies. He holds a Masters in Business Administration degrees and several enterprise development professional qualifications. He is currently studying towards a Doctorate in Business Leadership. Innocent was a volunteer with Restless Development for the Chimanimani schools programme.

Zimbabwe Board.

Kate has seen first-hand the ability of young visionaries to change the world in her decade of experience training leaders and supporting growing organizations. She has made it her mission to connect world-changing leaders to build meaningful collaborations and grow positive impact. As the Corporate and Foundations Development Manager at Rise Up, Kate develops relationships with institutional and corporate partners. Kate began her career in program design and management with Restless Development and now serves as the Chair and Treasurer for their Board of Directors.

US Board.