María Liliana Mor is the Director of Strategic Partnerships and Development of Pro Mujer. She fosters alliances and structures financial vehicles to promote women’s financial inclusion, impact investing, entrepreneurship, and health in the region. 

María is an international specialist who has made relevant efforts in social impact development, which includes partnerships with Corporate Social Responsibilities and Sustainability teams from Multinational Companies, Government Entities, and Multilateral Organizations. Her knowledge focuses on vulnerable communities, community-based growth, humanitarian assistance, and the future of work. 

Mor has 17 years of experience in consulting, project management, and strategic practices in international development. Her previous experiences include the Inter-American Development Bank, the World Bank, and the Pan-American Health Organization. 

Recently, she supported the Education Division at the Inter-American Development Bank where she was in charge of leading the 21st-century skills agenda. Mor´s work was focused on strengthening learning ecosystems to equip Latin American and Caribbean citizens with transversal skills, in partnership with the public and private sector stakeholders. 

María has worked at The Trust for the Americas-Organization of American States for 12 years. She led the implementation of innovation, open government, economic opportunities, and technology for good social programs in 21 Latin American and Caribbean countries. In addition, Mor directed the institutional initiative to bring gender and accessibility perspectives to all of these projects. 

Mor holds a B.A. in Government and Foreign Affairs from Universidad Externado de Colombia and an M.A. in Public Administration and International Development Management from American University.