Panagora Group will be supporting FHI 360 to implement the USAID STRengthening Infectious disease DEtection Systems (STRIDES) Activity.
Posted on November, 1 2024
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Learn MoreOn September 3, 2024, Benjamin (Ben) Feit became President and CEO of Panagora Group, a woman- and employee-owned social enterprise that works to solve global health and other development problems. Betsy Bassan, who has served as CEO since she founded the company in 2011, will stay on as Chair of the Board of Directors and President Emeritus. They will work closely together to continue Panagora’s growth, foster its culture of ownership and inclusion, and support its global workforce to continue to provide high-quality, high-impact technical assistance.
Posted on September, 2 2024
Learn MoreWe are proud to announce that we have entered into an SBA-approved Mentor-Protégé Agreement with Causal Design—a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) providing international development clients with rigorous independent program evaluation, cost-effectiveness analysis, and economic research services. With a shared passion for helping turn evidence into action, Panagora and Causal Design will work together to offer USAID and other clients greater impact through improved development outcomes. We are proud to call this new alliance CausAgora.
Posted on July, 29 2024
Learn MoreBuilding on MEL and CLA work in Philippines, Panagora expands regionally to support USAID’s Philippines, Pacific Islands, and Mongolia Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Activity (PIMMELA).
Posted on May, 31 2024
Learn MoreThrough LGHS, we localize global health security, working in each country to identify local organizations who can most influence better detection, response, and prevention of infectious disease outbreaks and support local communities to address outbreaks where they occur.
Posted on April, 18 2024
Learn MorePanagora founder, Betsy Bassan, receives the Award of Merit from her alma mater, St. John’s College for her achievements in the field of international development, her support to the college as a board member, and for her gift to promote Gender Equity and Inclusivity.
Posted on February, 14 2024
Learn MoreLearn about our employee ownership journey and how we’re integrating DEI into our business model. Learn how you can support other ESOP companies to do the same and help other women- and minority-owned companies to become employee owned!
