William Masson

Overview

William is the co founder and director of operations for the Colibri Center for Human Rights. The Colibri Center aims to change border policies by witnessing human rights violations on the U.S. Mexico border serving the families of missing migrants and producing reliable data driven research. Living in both the United States and a short stint in Argentina William grew up hearing stories from his Ecuadorian parents of the forced anglification of their names sweatshops and sacrificing family to ultimately live in the US like many of the families served by Colibri. William began his professional career helping nonprofits develop strategies to maximize technology use and data to further their missions. Prior to Colibri William led the development of the first enterprise level mobile application at the University of Arizona and later led product development and operations at a Tucson based mobile tech startup. William has a bachelors degree in Economics and Latin America Studies from Oberlin College and an MBA from the University of Arizona.