I spent 7 years as an entrepreneur building startups in East Africa. In 2007, shortly after the end of the civil war, I moved to South Sudan and started a medical supplies company that served the Ministry of Health, delivering emergency top up medicines to state hospitals. In 2011, I ventured into the Kenyan market to built an online and mobile service that connected semi-skilled workers with employers. I also teamed up with like-minded investors to inject seed capital in technology companies that delivered workable solutions for populations at the bottom of the pyramid in Sub-Saharan Africa. Stories about my work can be found on BBC World Business Report, The Economist, Africa Business Review, CCTV News, Citizen TV Kenya and cited in publications by the World Trade Organization and the Wharton Business School. .

Business Analyst @ From September 2015 to Present (4 months) Greater Boston AreaCo-Founder, Chairman of the Board, Former CEO @ • Launched and managed technology startup that offers a mass market mobile phone and online recruitment service, growing company from idea stage to $1.8MM in value • Demonstrated extensive leadership skills including defining company strategy, assessing and managing risk, strategic planning, training and capacity building, work delegation, and delivering effective feedback and coaching • Raised $660,000 growth capital from institutional investors including Baobab Capital Inc. (Canada) and E-Ventures Africa Fund (Netherlands) • Led team to gather, analyze and interpret customer experience data to optimize service design, leading to a 3 year contract with Nokia to make app available on 4.5MM handsets • Acquired 30,000 users, leveraging grassroots marketing campaigns to generate viral customer acquisition • Hired key executives including CTO, VP Marketing and successor CEO From September 2011 to December 2013 (2 years 4 months) Founder and Manager @ • Secured contracts for medicine supply and distribution from the South Sudan Ministry of Health • Effectively responded to disease outbreaks under high-pressure and time-sensitive contracts • Led complex teams of staff across differing tribal groups, religions, and skill and education levels; hired and trained staff in various managerial and technical functions From September 2006 to April 2011 (4 years 8 months) Intern @ • Research work for the UN Environmental Program, Department of Police Development and Law • Conducted research on the rate of degradation of the Nile River and its environmental, political and socio-economic implications for the Nile River Basin Countries From May 2006 to September 2006 (5 months)

Bachelor’s Degree, Economics and Environmental Management @ University of Toronto From 2003 to 2015 Nancy Wang is skilled in: Investments, Sub-Saharan Africa, Government Contracts, Strategy, Management, Strategic Planning, Entrepreneurship, Analysis, Start-ups, Project Management, Business Strategy, Leadership, Capacity Building