transitioned into the role of CEO that same year. Ingram began working for Medair years prior as its Finance Director and was a member of the Executive Leadership Team. After seven years of leading the organisation as CEO, Ingram retired in 2018 and David Verboom was appointed CEO by the International Board of Trustees. Current leadership David Verboom assumed the CEO position in April 2018. David started his career in the humanitarian and development sector in 1996. His first assignment was as Medair's Country Director for Kenya and South Sudan during the devastating drought and famine in 1998. Verboom later joined Medair's Global Support Office in Switzerland to lead operations, expanding Medair's programming in Africa and Asia. In 2002, David returned to the field as Country Director with ZOA, leading their refugee care programme in Sri Lanka and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami disaster response. After, David joined EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) as Head of Office for Sri Lanka and the Maldives, later holding the position of ECHO's Head of Regional Office for East Asia and the Pacific. In 2013, he became ECHO's Head of Regional Office for the Middle East, which he held for two years before returning to an implementing agency as National Director for World Vision International's Jerusalem, West Bank, and Gaza programming. The Board of International Trustees is the organisation's governing body, and is composed of 10 leaders in their respective fields. Together, they are responsible for the missional and financial success of the organisation. Medair's Board is appointed or elected by members of the Medair Association. The CEO is responsible for the management of Medair, supported by an Executive Leadership Team. Global offices Medair is headquartered in Ecublens, Switzerland. The Global Support Office (GSO) in Switzerland provides programmatic, logistics, and funding support to the country programmes as well as support in human resources and recruitment, finance, fundraising and marketing, and information services. Medair has six other offices located in Zurich, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany, France, and the United States. These affiliate offices don't carry out or coordinate field programming. Instead, they assist with fundraising for field programmes, recruiting international relief workers, and engaging local supporters. Staffing Medair recruits experienced and new relief workers with expertise in project management, health services, nutrition, water, human resources, logistics, communications and infrastructure rehabilitation. Employees are recruited internationally as well as nationally to