Boulder Institute of Microfinance

Heather Clark has 20 years experience working with MFIs, donor agencies, training institutes and networks. She is the former Director of UN Capital Development Fund's Special Unit for Microfinance and worked as a Senior Technical Advisor with UNDP and USAID.

She taught microfinance at Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, and the American University School of International Service and has worked with NGOs, specialized banks and member-owned organizations primarily in Asia, East Africa and Latin America. She is the author of the Microfinance Distance Learning Course and “When There Was No Money”, a book on the experience of developing ACLEDA Bank in Cambodia’s evolving financial sector.