Kenn Crossley
About Kenn Crossley
Kenn Crossley serves as the Global Coordinator for Cash Transfers at the World Food Programme, where he has worked since 2018. He focuses on developing data business models that prioritize user privacy and explores the intersection of fintech, climate finance, and social investing.
Work at World Food Programme
Kenn Crossley has served as the Global Coordinator for Cash Transfers at the World Food Programme since 2018, contributing to the organization for six years in Rome. His role involves developing data business models that prioritize user privacy and prevent the commoditization of data subjects. Prior to this position, he worked as the Deputy Director for Programme and Policy from 2015 to 2018 and as Chief of Programme Innovations from 2012 to 2015. His experience within the organization has focused on enhancing cash transfer systems and implementing innovative program strategies.
Education and Expertise
Kenn Crossley has pursued an extensive educational background. He has been studying for an MA in Philosophy at the University of British Columbia since 1996. Additionally, he has achieved a Certificate in International Finance from the Thunderbird School of Global Management in 2012. He completed the Oxford Fintech Programme at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, in 2020. His education complements his expertise in fintech, climate finance, and social investing.
Background
Kenn Crossley has a professional background that spans various roles within the World Food Programme, focusing on program innovations and policy development. His interest in fintech disruptors highlights his engagement with evolving financial systems. He also explores climate finance as a strategy to support sustainable development goals, demonstrating his commitment to integrating financial solutions with social impact.
Achievements in Social Investing
Kenn Crossley is actively involved in social investing, aiming to create positive social impact through financial investments. His focus on government-to-person (G2P) payment systems reflects his dedication to enhancing financial accessibility and inclusion. He advocates for digital inclusion and its importance in improving cross-platform e-commerce, which aligns with his broader goals of fostering sustainable development.