CGAP Announces New CEO
Thomas, J.

CGAP has announced that Tilman Ehrbeck will be its new CEO. Ehrbeck, a Partner at McKinsey & Company, will succeed Elizabeth Littlefield, who was recently appointed President and CEO of OPIC (Overseas Private Investment Corporation).  

Ehrbeck brings nearly 20 years of experience in banking, management, and public sector work to CGAP. He also brings a wealth of expertise in the area of financial inclusion. Over the past 10 years, he has advised microfinance networks, private foundations, governments, and commercial entities on strategies to improve financial access, among other speaking and writing roles.

“It’s an enormously exciting time to be joining CGAP, which has been at the cutting edge of this industry for many years,” said Ehrbeck. “Today we’re seeing so many of the early ideas take root and flourish. These successes have brought us into a new phase where there are many new partners, and new opportunities. I am tremendously energized to be joining such a high caliber organization at such a critical time.”

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