Thomas Willcox is a communications and engagement strategist with more than 15 years of development and non-profit experience covering a wide range of technical, creative, and project management roles.
He is a skilled developer of strategic communications and engagement programs, including in-depth program management experience from conception to implementation, resulting in enhanced corporate branding, audient engagement, and stakeholder trust.
He has extensive hands-on experience designing and managing a variety of advocacy, public information, and marketing programs and campaigns, excelling in building donor/stakeholder relationships and spearheading strategic communications.
Franchise Labs LLC is an innovative startup company that provides concrete solutions for providing effective, high-quality care for 75% of the world’s people who do not currently have access to affordable and effective health care.
Chemonics International implemented the USAID-funded Durable Communities and Economic Opportunities (DCEO) project in Iraq, mitigating instability by promoting inclusive community development, generating employment opportunities, and promoting business entrepreneurship.
The Uzbekistan Education for Excellence Program (UEEP) is a four-year initiative funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to improve the reading, mathematics, technology, and English skills of students in the country’s public schools.
Flagship multi-million dollar counter-terrorism strategic communications project in Iraq; implemented in partnership with the Government of Iraq (GoI), G4S, and ORB International.
The Transitional Initiatives for Stabilization Plus (TIS+) is a five-year, $67 million program that aims to increase Somalia’s stability through participatory processes that promote good governance and community cohesion.
Checchi and Company Consulting conducts evaluations, assessments, and third-party monitoring for the USAID/Afghanistan Mission with the aim of improving USAID programming in Afghanistan.
The Room to Learn South Sudan (RtL) program, a five-year cooperative agreement, is funded by the USAID - South Sudan Mission. RtL aims to reach more than one million children, helping them gain access to quality basic education in formal and non-formal settings.
IESC is the lead implementer of the three-year, $20 million USAID-funded Capacity Building and Change Management Program (CBCMP-II) which seeks to strengthen the human and institutional capacity of the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL).
Counterpart International – in partnership with Internews USA, Aga Khan Foundation, and the Center for Not-for-Profit Law – was awarded the five-year, $70 million, USAID-funded Afghan Civic Education Program (ACEP).
Counterpart was the lead implementer of this three-year, $45 million, USAID-funded initiative to Promote Afghan Civil Society (I-PACS) project. I-PACS worked to create and promote a broader and deeper civil society infrastructure.
CNFA implemented a four-year, $20 million, USAID-funded Afghan Farm Service Alliance program across 10 provinces of Afghanistan.
Cetena Group is a leading Afghan communications company employing over 400 staff across six provincial offices.
International Medical Group is a group of health service companies in Uganda with a regional reputation for customer focus, innovation, and quality patient care. IMG partnered with Dunavant Cotton Company to provide medical solutions to Ugandan farmers and their families.
Democratic Republic of Congo – 2004 Directed ’24 Hours, $2000, 1 Boy’, a documentary film following the lives of children soldiers fighting on the front lines in a war they do not understand and cannot escape. Negotiated access to previously unseen rebel camps and children soldiers within the jungles of DRC, resulting in this award-winning film.