Rwaida Gharib

Climate Policy & Finance • Stanford Researcher • World Bank Group • Ex- USAID • Ex-Obama Administration • LA Native

📍 United States🔄 Updated October 2026💼 1 investments📅 3 years investing🗓 Last invested Jan 2023
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2023
We are an international company that supports a Fellowship for growth-stage entrepreneurs, channels exclusive deal-flow to investors, and partners with institutions to discover profit in solving global problems. As a community, we exist to lead the transition to a more just and regenerative economy. The 400+ ventures in the Unreasonable Fellowship operate across more than 180 countries, have collectively generated $15 billion in revenue, raised $15.1 billion in financing, and are positively impacting the lives of more than 1.4 billion people.  Sound Unreasonable? We hope so. Because reasonable ideas seldom change anything.
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2023
Mentor and Investor
2023
We are an international company that supports a Fellowship for growth-stage entrepreneurs, channels exclusive deal-flow to investors, and partners with institutions to discover profit in solving global problems. As a community, we exist to lead the transition to a more just and regenerative economy. The 400+ ventures in the Unreasonable Fellowship operate across more than 180 countries, have collectively generated $15 billion in revenue, raised $15.1 billion in financing, and are positively impacting the lives of more than 1.4 billion people.  Sound Unreasonable? We hope so. Because reasonable ideas seldom change anything.
2005
Research Intern
May 2005
The Jerusalem Fund for Education and Community Development is an independent, registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. It aims to foster greater awareness about Palestine, in the United States and abroad, and to ameliorate the lives of Palestinians in Palestine and the diaspora. The Fund accomplishes these goals through three programs: the humanitarian link raises funds to provide relief, medical services, and community development support; the Palestine Center hosts educational and policy analysis lectures and conferences in the DC area and disseminates information online; and the cultural arm features an active art gallery, a film series, and musical and literary offerings.