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Andrew Keck Joins Abt as Regional VP for West Africa, Middle East, and North Africa

Rockville, Md.  –  Andrew Keck, a global development executive with more than 30 years of experience, has joined Abt Associates as regional vice president for West Africa, Middle East, and North Africa (WAMENA). He provides strategic leadership for Abt’s regional work with clients such as the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. Keck focuses on portfolio strategy and project performance, and he sets the operating plan for the WAMENA region.

Before joining Abt, Keck served as Tetra Tech’s director, water and sanitation sector, overseeing business growth, project quality, and thought leadership in the sector. He previously held a series of technical and leadership roles over sixteen years at International Resources Group (IRG), including as global director overseeing programs in agriculture, climate, environment and water, and as Chief of Party for projects in Senegal and Madagascar. In addition, Keck worked for the World Bank for 11 years, including as coordinator to the multi-donor secretariat for Madagascar’s second environment program.   

He holds an M.A. in Environmental Management from Duke University and a B.A. in Economics and French from Allegheny College.


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Abt Associates is a global consulting and research firm that combines data and bold thinking to improve the quality of people's lives. We partner with clients and communities to advance equity and innovation—from creating scalable digital solutions and combatting infectious disease, to mitigating climate change and evaluating programs for measurable social impact. https://www.abtassociates.com

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