Alexie Ferreria Mercado oversees grantmaking operations, including process improvement and Give2Asia's Country Advisor team. She joined Give2Asia in 2012 as a Field Advisor for the Philippines and has also managed the Fiscal Sponsorship and Disaster Response programs. Prior to joining Give2Asia, Alexie was with the Asia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium, an independent association that supported the growth and development of philanthropy in the Asia Pacific region. Alexie completed her Master’s degree in International Relations in the Brussels campus of the University of Kent, Canterbury. She is also a graduate of the Ateneo de Manila University, with a Bachelor’s degree in Communications.

Yvette Camba manages Give2Asia’s Friends Fund program. She also provides administrative support, monitors and updates grant portfolios with Give2Asia grantees, and conducts research for business development and background checks for due diligence requirements.

Previously, Yvette worked at the International Finance Corporation working with both private and public sector projects. She then moved to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development on policy and development programs in partnership with the Government of the Philippines. A nurse by profession, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from San Beda University Manila in 2011 and earned her professional license in the same year.

Marianna Fernando-Pacua has over 10 years of experience working with private sector-led development initiatives in climate finance, environment and social sustainability, and corporate social responsibility. She has previously worked with both non-profits and the business sector, including Ayala Foundation, Bank of the Philippine Islands, International Finance Corp, and Cebu Pacific Air. Hanna has a bachelor’s degree in Human Ecology and Social Development from the University of the Philippines Los Banos, and earned her Masters of Development Communication from the University of the Philippines Open University. She is also an alumna of the Beahrs Environment Leadership Program (ELP) at the University of California at Berkeley.