Boulder Institute of Microfinance

Short Biography:

Chuck Waterfield has 20 years experience in microfinance, having served as microenterprise director for MEDA and for CARE. His current work as an independent consultant includes clients such as SIDA, the Ford Foundation, CGAP, ProMujer, Opportunity International, and Aspen Institute.

He is on the faculty of the Boulder Microfinance Training Program, Southern New Hampshire University’s Microenterprise Development Institute, and the University of Washington School of Public Policy. In addition to the Business Planning handbook, he has a broad range of publications including the CARE Credit and Savings Sourcebook, GEMINI Technical Note on Designing for Financial Viability, and CGAP Handbook on Management Information Systems.