Margaret Crotty of Save the Children will address "The Business Case for Spending $2 Billion to Save 6 Million Children's Lives"

Join us for another night of superb networking with other NYC Health Business Leaders.

Our first event attracted over 50 attendees from a cross-section of the industry: pharma, biotech, venture capital, clinical, IT and communications.

For our next event, we are delighted to welcome accomplished NYC health executive Margaret Crotty, Director of EVERY ONE, the International Save the Children Alliance's $2 billion initiative to reduce child mortality in the developing world. Margaret will talk to us about this ambitious campaign, which entails a major increase in child survival programming, popular mobilization and political advocacy.Margaret will talk to us about her remarkable career in non-profit health organizations and her new role at Save the Children. She is most passionate about child health in the developing world and how we can save more children.

Our sincere thanks to our event sponsor and host, Booz & Co. In particular, we want to acknowledge Traci Entel and Jay Kumar for making it happen.

About Margaret Crotty

Margaret Crotty is the Director of EVERY ONE, the International Save the Children Alliance's $2 billion initiative to reduce child mortality in the developing world. EVERY ONE is Save the Children's most ambitious campaign to date, encompassing a dramatic ramp-up in child survival programming, popular mobilization, and political advocacy. Previously, she was the President and CEO of AFS Intercultural Programs/USA, formerly the American Field Service, which has provided intercultural exchanges for over 300,000 high school students since 1947. Margaret graduated from Princeton University and earned an MBA from Harvard Business School; she has a range of experience in both the non-profit and for-profit sectors in the areas of education travel and training. She spent 7 years at the global corporation EF Education, where she lived in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Paris. She oversaw marketing, operations, and all European businesses for the EF's online language education company, and later served as President of the higher education businesses. She also served as the Executive Director of StreetWise Partners, a workforce development agency in New York City and Washington, DC. Margaret serves on the boards of several youth-serving and education non-profit organizations.