Ruby Chorbajian is a fundraising and enterprise development leader with international experience across human rights, culture, and climate action.
As Director of Philanthropy & Institutional Relations at Climate Group, she leads global income growth and partnership strategy, managing a dynamic portfolio and building alliances with foundations, governments, and donor networks across Europe, India, China, wider Southeast Asia, and the Americas.
She has raised over $50 million to scale mission-driven work worldwide and has a long track record of board and advisory service, supporting established and emerging organizations with governance, strategic growth, and resilience. She brings to Global Impact UK a collaborative, insight-driven approach and deep experience in scaling partnerships that expand access, strengthen giving, and drive lasting impact.
Ruby holds a qualification in business administration from the London School of Economics and degrees in law, sociology, and anthropology from Queen’s University Belfast, NUI Galway, and Waren Wilson College (North Carolina).
Ruby Chorbajian is a fundraising and enterprise development leader with international experience across human rights, culture, and climate action.
As Director of Philanthropy & Institutional Relations at Climate Group, she leads global income growth and partnership strategy, managing a dynamic portfolio and building alliances with foundations, governments, and donor networks across Europe, India, China, wider Southeast Asia, and the Americas.
She has raised over $50 million to scale mission-driven work worldwide and has a long track record of board and advisory service, supporting established and emerging organizations with governance, strategic growth, and resilience. She brings to Global Impact UK a collaborative, insight-driven approach and deep experience in scaling partnerships that expand access, strengthen giving, and drive lasting impact.
Ruby holds a qualification in business administration from the London School of Economics and degrees in law, sociology, and anthropology from Queen’s University Belfast, NUI Galway, and Waren Wilson College (North Carolina).
