Meet the Team

Bao Han Tran Le joined Accountable Now in September 2019 as Programme Officer of the Global Standard for CSO Accountability. Bao Han has a background in International Relations, with a Bachelor’s Degree from the London School of Economics and a Master’s in International Relations from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London. Prior to joining Accountable Now, Bao Han worked for Youth United Foundation in London where she coordinated a network of 11 most prominent British youth charities. She also has experience interning with the AMAR Charitable Foundation and Macmillan Cancer Support UK. She is passionate about the civil society space and equal opportunities. Bao Han is based in Berlin and uses she/her pronouns.

Joci Cho is currently an intern at Accountable Now. Joci is currently pursuing her bachelor's degree in International Relations and Politics at the University of Portsmouth. She has a special interest in NGO and NPO work, with a focus on education and gender.

Katie holds a Masters of Arts in Applied Human Rights at the Applied Arts University of Vienna and two bachelors from Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota. As the Communications and Community Engagement Coordinator, she enjoys collaborating with Accountable Now members and partners in creative and humanistic ways. She brings a passion for women’s rights and climate change to the forefront of her work, always viewing things with a 'Human Rights Lens.' Outside of work, Katie enjoys cooking meals for family and friends and spending time outdoors rock climbing!

Megan Colnar is a recognized expert and thought leader in organizational resilience, strategy and impact, social inclusion, and civil society ecosystems in complex, dynamic social change efforts. As the Executive Director of Accountable Now, she works to expand civil society’s trust, credibility, and enabling environments, alongside leading an incredible coalition of civil society organizations who have committed to doing good, better around the world. Megan honed her skills and passion for robust, resilient civil society over her career, including at Open Society Foundations (OSF) where she pioneered learning and organizational health work that external reviews and evaluations noted for their effectiveness, equity-building, and power shifting impacts across the field; and at The Hunger Project where she advanced state of the art systems, culture, and tools to understand impact and enable community leadership for sustainable development. Megan’s career has included direct experience in more than 50 countries, including significant lived experience in Brazil, Cambodia, Chile, India, Kenya, and the United States (her home country). She holds a Master’s in Public Administration from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University and a BA in International Studies and Latin American Studies from Rhodes College. Megan speaks three languages (English, Spanish, and Portuguese) and is a student of many including French and Swahili. Megan is an American based in New York City and uses she/her pronouns

Onesimus is a results-driven IT professional with a decade of experience in system design, deployment, maintenance, operations, event management, and digital branding/marketing. With expertise in project management, he enhances non-profit operations through seamless IT integration, ideations, fostering excellent team collaboration and work delivery.