Haifa Badi Uz Zaman is a Manager for AI Partnerships at The Rockefeller Foundation, where she leads investments and partnerships for civic innovation in the US. Her expertise centers on human-centered AI and its application in the social sector, informed by her previous roles at Stanfords Human-Centered AI institute and a Masters degree from Harvard University.
Outside of her professional work, she is passionate about fostering community and uniting diverse groups to achieve common goals. Haifa enjoys good food and healthy banter, reflecting a personable and collaborative nature. She has an interest in nurturing homegrown leaders and instilling a sense of civic responsibility in them.
She is the recipient of the Tulaine Montgomery Village Builder Award for her outstanding ability to build community and unite diverse stakeholders.
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