Our People

Jim has worked as Questscope’s financial controller for almost 24 years. His co-workers and the work of Jean Vanier, especially the book Becoming Human, inspire him.

His favorite hobby happens to be mixing and pouring concrete!

My biggest challenge is lake of money to implement projects to help more people Best thing I like about work is meeting my coworkers for morning coffee Best thing.

Im proud about is being able to reflect my experience by working with youth Best thing I learned is how to deal with all kinds of people.

Im married and I have one sun who is about to graduate college My favorite book is (Becoming Human ) Jean Vanier.

What I find challenging about my work is the vast geographical area that we cover and we have to travel to reach all the centers I enjoy the great spirit of collaboration in our team and the noble goals that we aim to achieve.

My proudest moment is when I feel that Im one the people who are building the way for the youth to be back on the right track.

My biggest challenge is g able to adapt and deal with different personalities and different environments within the communities we work in.

Best thing in my work is constant search for positivity and being a witness on the good change that happens to our youth and that gives us a big positive boost of energy and gives you a great sense of pride, and belonging to a team that is like a big family .

I learned that no work would be achieved without team work, and we always need to keep on learning Best book I read was Alamut by Vladimir Bartol.

What do you like or enjoy most about Questscope?

I enjoy the spirit of family , coffee breaks at each floor , the passion of the teamwork especially when it comes under-pressure.

What is the most important thing you have learned during your work here?

Majdi is a consultant working with Questscope. He has experience in local economic development and relief and poverty alleviation.

Questscope is unique in its approach to project design, management, and implementation. Majdi's greatest challenge is maintaining the quality of each phase in order to yield the best overall results.

His favorite book is Rural Development: Putting the Last First by Robert Chambers.