Mark Gordon
About Mark Gordon
Mark Gordon serves as the Deputy Country Director (Programmes) at the World Food Programme in Yemen, a position he has held since 2021. Previously, he worked for five years as a Regional Assessment Officer at the United Nations in Kampala, Uganda, from 2006 to 2011.
Work at World Food Programme
Mark Gordon serves as the Deputy Country Director (Programmes) at the World Food Programme. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to the organization's efforts in Yemen. His role involves overseeing various programs aimed at addressing food security and supporting vulnerable populations in the region.
Previous Experience at United Nations
Before joining the World Food Programme, Mark Gordon worked at the United Nations as a Regional Assessment Officer. He held this position for five years, from 2006 to 2011, in Kampala, Uganda. His responsibilities included conducting assessments to inform humanitarian responses and development strategies in the region.
Professional Background
Mark Gordon has a solid background in humanitarian and development work. His experience spans multiple roles within international organizations, focusing on program management and assessment. This background equips him with the skills necessary to address complex challenges in food security and humanitarian assistance.
Current Role and Responsibilities
In his current role as Deputy Country Director (Programmes) at the World Food Programme, Mark Gordon is responsible for the strategic planning and implementation of programs. His work directly impacts the delivery of food assistance and support to communities in need, ensuring alignment with the organization's mission.