Maria Luisa Altobelli
About Maria Luisa Altobelli
Maria Luisa Altobelli serves as the Head of the Institutional Partnership and Business Development Department at Save the Children, where she has worked since 2019. She has significant expertise in managing partnerships and business development within the non-profit sector, particularly in Asia and Latin America.
Work at Save the Children
Maria Luisa Altobelli has been serving as the Head of Institutional Partnership and Business Development Department at Save the Children since 2019. In this role, she is based in London, Greater London, United Kingdom. Her responsibilities include overseeing institutional partnerships and driving business development strategies within the organization. Additionally, she holds the position of Head of Institutional and Private Partnership at Save the Children Italia, also since 2019, where she focuses on building and managing partnerships to support the organization's mission.
Education and Expertise
Maria Luisa Altobelli possesses expertise in institutional partnership and business development within the non-profit sector. Her knowledge in these areas is complemented by her strong background in program management and development for international organizations. This combination of skills enables her to effectively manage partnerships and develop programs that align with the goals of Save the Children.
Background
Before her current roles, Maria Luisa Altobelli worked at Save the Children Italia as a Senior Programme Officer for Asia and Latin America from 2015 to 2016. This position allowed her to gain valuable experience in managing regional portfolios across Asia and Latin America. Since 2016, she has also been serving as the Head of Asia, Latin America, and Middle East Unit at Save the Children Italia, further enhancing her expertise in these regions.
Achievements
Throughout her career at Save the Children, Maria Luisa Altobelli has contributed to various initiatives aimed at strengthening institutional partnerships and enhancing program effectiveness. Her leadership in managing regional portfolios and partnerships has played a significant role in advancing the organization's objectives in Asia and Latin America. Her work reflects a commitment to improving outcomes for children and communities in need.