Benjamin Tsala
About Benjamin Tsala
Benjamin Tsala serves as the Meal Manager Key Intervention to Develop Systems and Services for Orphans and Vulnerable Children at Catholic Relief Services in Baltimore, Maryland. He has extensive experience in grant management and a strong understanding of regional issues in Africa.
Work at Catholic Relief Services
Benjamin Tsala has been serving as Meal Manager Key Intervention To Develop Systems and Services For Orphans And Vulnerable Children at Catholic Relief Services since 2018. His role focuses on developing systems and services aimed at supporting orphans and vulnerable children. He is based in Baltimore, Maryland, where he has contributed to various initiatives over the past six years.
Previous Experience at International Medical Corps
Before joining Catholic Relief Services, Benjamin Tsala worked at International Medical Corps as a Monitoring and Evaluation Manager from 2014 to 2018. During his four years in Los Angeles, California, he was responsible for overseeing monitoring and evaluation processes, ensuring that programs met their objectives and adhered to established standards.
Education and Expertise
Benjamin Tsala studied at Institut Universitaire De Technologie De Douala, where he gained foundational knowledge relevant to his career. His educational background supports his extensive experience in grant management and program management, particularly in post-conflict, transition, and development contexts.
Language Proficiency
Benjamin Tsala is fluent in both English and French. This language proficiency enables him to work effectively in diverse and multilingual environments, facilitating communication and collaboration with various stakeholders in his field.
Understanding of Regional Issues
Benjamin possesses a strong understanding of Africa's regional issues, particularly in the Lake Chad Basin, Central Africa, and the Sahel. His knowledge of these areas informs his work and enhances his ability to address the challenges faced by vulnerable populations in these regions.