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About
Claro KC Global began as a response to the challenges international organizations face in successfully implementing foreign assistance programs in the developing world. We have experience supporting the training needs of government, non-governmental organizations and the private sector in the U.S. and worldwide.
Our principles and methods are the culmination of decades of experience and practice while striving to meet and exceed client expectations. We believe in learning by doing, appreciating cultural diversity and local solutions, creating environmentally responsible results, and using resources consciously and transparently. We are a natural fit for international development organizations in need of increased sustainability and effectiveness.
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Our Expertise
We offer technical assistance to support acquisition and assistance activities, customized workforce support, and regulatory compliance training.
Our Experience
Our diverse team of 25+ subject matter experts has decades of acquisition and assistance experience in the federal government, the private sector, and the nonprofit community. Our consultants have extensive experience engaging with clients both overseas and in the U.S.
Jeffery Bell
President
Jeffery Bell is a retired (2010) USAID Contracting and Agreement Officer. He has over twenty-five years of experience working directly with USAID in Washington, D.C. and USAID Missions overseas.
In addition to overseas assignments as a Contracting/Agreement Officer, Mr. Bell has served as USAID Mission Director, Deputy Mission Director and Deputy Director for Operations of USAID’s Office of Acquisition and Assistance (OAA).
Mr. Bell has been providing acquisition and assistance consulting services since 2010. He also serves as a Subject Matter Expert for USAID’s acquisition and assistance training courses for USAID employees.
Pablo Carvajal
Vice President
Pablo Carvajal has fifteen years of experience in project design and implementation of education, communication, and research strategies to strength social participation and conflict transformation. He has administered projects in rural and urban areas promoting social inclusion for women, youth, African Americans, and immigrants and served as a lead trainer with social groups at the local and national level and with nonprofit and governmental organizations at the international level.
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Mr. Carvajal has managed projects regarding restorative justice, alternative methods for conflict resolution, human rights, gender violence, environmental conservation, and HIV prevention.