Sasha Dichter

Sasha Dichter has a diverse work experience in various companies and positions. They are currently the Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of 60 Decibels, which focuses on turning customer voice into valuable insights through a network of researchers. Prior to this, they held the role of Chief Innovation Officer at Acumen, where they led the organization's impact and leadership work and oversaw the Lean Data Work and +Acumen initiatives. They also served as the Director of Business Development at Acumen Fund, where they led revenue-generation and partner engagement activities and successfully raised $100 million in capital. Before working at Acumen, Sasha was the Global Manager of Corporate Citizenship at GE Money, overseeing financial access and literacy programs worldwide. They also held a role at IBM as the Senior Program Manager for education philanthropic programs. Their career began at Booz Allen Hamilton, where they worked as an Associate and Consultant in the Communications, Media, and Technology practice, specializing in wireless and conducting projects in the U.S., Brazil, and throughout Latin America.

Sasha Dichter has a strong educational background, with a focus on business administration and international development. From 1999 to 2002, Sasha attended Harvard Business School, obtaining an MBA degree in Business Administration. During the same period, Sasha also studied at Harvard Kennedy School, earning an MPA/ID degree in International Development. Additionally, from 1999 to 2001, Sasha continued their studies at Harvard Kennedy School, focusing on the same field of study. Sasha's academic journey began at Harvard University, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree. From 1991 to 1996, Sasha studied Social Studies and Latin American Studies, obtaining a B.A. degree.