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Ms. Sandy Herz is a Director-Strategic Alliances at Skoll Foundation.
Prior to joining the Skoll Foundation, she worked with several innovative grassroots non profit organizations and spent six years as Executive Director of the Software Development Forum, a leading Silicon Valley industry networking organization with 2000 members and 20 to 30 events each month designed to accelerate the adoption and proliferation of technology innovations.
Ms. Hertz received a Bachelor of History and International Relations from Brown University, a Masters in Administration and Policy Analysis from the Stanford University School of Education and a Masters in Business Administration from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
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Skoll Foundation
 Skoll Foundation Financial ConglomeratesFinance The Skoll Foundation invests in social entrepreneurs through its flagship award program, the Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship. These three-year awards support the continuation, replication or extension of programs that have proved successful in addressing a broad array of critical social issues: tolerance and human rights, health, environmental sustainability, economic and social equity, institutional responsibility, and peace and security. The foundation was founded in 1999 by Jeff Skoll and is located is Palo Alto, California. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 05-08-2010 |
Opleiding van Sandy Herz
| Brown University | Undergraduate Degree |
| Stanford University | Masters Business Admin |
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Skoll Foundation Financial ConglomeratesFinance The Skoll Foundation invests in social entrepreneurs through its flagship award program, the Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship. These three-year awards support the continuation, replication or extension of programs that have proved successful in addressing a broad array of critical social issues: tolerance and human rights, health, environmental sustainability, economic and social equity, institutional responsibility, and peace and security. The foundation was founded in 1999 by Jeff Skoll and is located is Palo Alto, California. | Finance |
