Kim Wilson

Kim Wilson is a lecturer at The Fletcher School and a Fellow with the Center for Emerging Market Enterprises and the Feinstein International Center at Tufts University. Spending time in India beginning in 2001 through 2005, Professor Wilson worked closely with savings groups, connecting them to banks with a particular focus on tribal areas. She has worked for Catholic Relief Services heading their Microfinance Unit, and in that tenure, spearheaded CRS' shift from focusing on credit to the poor to savings of the poor. Professor Wilson has consulted for many international agencies in savings and credit. Previously, she was in the private sector, occupying senior management positions in finance and franchising.

Books by Kim Wilson :

		Extreme Microfinance Savings Groups on the Financial Frontier Kim Wilson 272 pages, 6" x 9", June 2011 Cloth, 978 1 56549 306 3, $75.00 Paper, 978 1 56549 305 6, $24.95

		Financial Promise for the Poor How Groups Build Microsavings Edited by Kim Wilson, Malcolm Harper, Matthew Griffith 256 pages, 6" x 9", June 2010 Cloth, 978 1 56549 340 7, $75.00 Paper, 978 1 56549 339 1, $24.95

		The Resilient Family Farm Supporting Agricultural Development and Rural Economic Growth Gaye Burpee, Kim Wilson 192 pages, 6 1/8" x 9 1/4", June 2004 Paper, 978 1 85339 592 5, $23.95