Molly Voss Fannon is a mission-driven leader with experience in over 50 countries, focusing on climate change, global development, and cultural resilience. She has held executive roles at the Museum for the United Nations - UN Live and the Smithsonian Institution, consistently championing strategic partnerships, equity, and inclusion to drive societal change.
Outside of her primary roles, Molly is a Fulbright Scholar whose academic work focused on cultural tourism and historic preservation, specifically for Buenos Aires public cemeteries. She is fluent in Spanish, proficient in Portuguese, and is the mother of three daughters, one of whom inspired their family to become vegetarian.
As a Fulbright Scholar, she worked with the government of Argentina on strategies for the cultural tourism and historic preservation of public cemeteries.
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