Tim Radjy is the CEO and a member of the Board of Directors of AlphaMundi, as well as the Chairman of SocialAlpha Investment Fund (SAIF), a Board member of FINAE in Mexico, and a Trustee of the Global Exchange for Social Investment (GEXSI). He previously worked first for Morgan Stanley Capital International and then for UBS, from 2000 to 2007. In 2004, he became a founding member of UBS Philanthropy Services, providing the bank’s wealthiest international clients with guidelines on foundation governance, NGO selection and impact evaluation. Tim also spent time in Bolivia in 2006 to review the Swiss Development Agency’s microfinance program and help it spin off into an independent foundation. Tim holds a Master of Arts in Political Science from the University of Geneva and a Private Banking Diploma from UBS. A Swiss citizen with Bolivian and Iranian roots, he is fluent in English, French & Spanish and conversational in German and Italian.

Natasha Lopes Mueller is an Investment Associate at AlphaMundi. Natasha previously worked as Management Controller at Renault in São Paulo, Curitiba, Lisbon and Paris. Later, she worked at the U.N. in New York as Finance and Budget Officer analyzing the performance of peacekeeping operations in Cyprus, Timor-Leste, Burundi and the DRC. In 2011, she worked on impact investing field projects in Brazil for Vox Capital and Artemisia Social Business. Natasha holds a dual degree Master of Science in International Management from the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland and from CEMS/ESADE Business School in Spain, a Bachelor of Public Administration from Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV - EAESP) and a Bachelor of Law (J.D. equivalent) from the University of São Paulo in Brazil. A Brazilian national, Natasha is fluent in Portuguese, English, Spanish, French and Italian, and conversational in German.

Donald Peck is a member of the Investment Committee. He started his career in 1978 as an emerging markets investment banker. Later he became an investor in new markets at IFC, CDC and Actis, founding and running a series of venture and private equity funds in South Asia. In 2006, when based in India, Donald co-founded Lok Capital and Lok Foundation which works with Indian microfinance companies to provide venture equity and technical/managerial support. Donald is now a social investor based in London and much involved in Lok and other projects in India, Africa and South America. A British national, Donald holds a doctorate in Modern Latin American History, and speaks English and Spanish, conversational French and Portuguese and a little Hindi.

Oussama Himani is a member of the Investment Committee. Oussama is an independent economic advisor based in London, working for Middle East-based financial institutions.  He started his career in 1990 at the International Monetary Fund in Washington DC, where he served in a number of functions, most recently as Senior Advisor to the Executive Director, representing a group of Middle Eastern countries.  He also worked for ten years at UBS, most recently as Managing Director and Head of Global Emerging Markets Strategy. Oussama is a national of Lebanon and holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, and speaks Arabic, English and French.

Pascal Vinarnic is a member of the Investment Committee. Pascal has been involved in private equity for most of his career, having established Bain Finance Services, a practice of Bain & Co specializing in support services to financial investors, and being the interface for Bain Capital in Europe from 1987 to 1992.

Pascal started Ceres Finance in 1992, a turnaround specialist acting as principal on behalf of financiers for corporate and financial turnarounds of public and private companies – participations within the portfolios of Dresdner Latin America in Argentina, Carlyle Internet Europe, GRP, Air Liquide Ventures, GFI Informatique (US and Europe, 2000-04), Cesmig & Co (London 1999-2000), IRR France (Global 1997-98), Ducros Services Rapides (France 1995-96), Luxury Brands portfolio owned by Credit Lyonnais’ defeasance vehicle CDR (France 1993-94), and Creyf’s Interim in Belgium, France, Spain and Portugal (1992-93).

Pascal founded Demeter Foundation in 1994 under the auspices of Fondation de France, focusing upon microfinance organizations active in developing countries and at-risk youth programs, as well as venture philanthropy.  Demeter is one of the earliest members of European Venture Philanthropy Association (EVPA). Pascal is fluent in French, English, and Spanish, and has a working level of Portuguese.

Mark Minevich serves as a Special Advisor to AlphaMundi, and is also a Principal Management Consultant and Strategist at Going Global Ventures, business intelligence and advisory firm based in New York providing strategic advisory services to clients such as Research Board/Gartner, a leading technology research group, AmerAsia Capital Partners, and the Government of Slovenia on Green initiatives. Mark was previously a Founder and Chairman of Billion Minds Foundation and Club in 2006-2010, a global sustainability and knowledge foundation think tank as well as private wealth club of global investors. Previous career accomplishments include advisor to Deutsche Bank in 2007-2008 on smart grid and emerging technologies, and serving as CTO and senior strategist of the IBM Next Generation Group in 1998-2002, where he formulated the strategy of the Venture Capital Incubation program which provided LP investments to venture capital/incubators, coaching over 100 portfolio startups and generating USD2bn in revenues. Mark is often solicited for independent expert testimonies at National Research Council & National Academy of Science, has spoken on the Forbes CEO Breakfast Series, US Department of Commerce bilateral meetings, and been featured on CNBC programs. Mark is the author of “Six Billon Minds” (2006) and “The CTO Handbook: The Indispensable Technology Leadership Resource” (2002). Mark holds a BS from Montclair State University and an MBA from Stevens Institute of Technology, and received the Albert Einstein Award for outstanding achievement in innovation in 2005. A US citizen fluent in English, Russian and Ukrainian, Mark is based in New York.