Met with Marie Lou Papazian the Chief Executive Officer of the TUMO Center for Creative Technologies in Armenia. As the founding CEO, she developed TUMO’s educational program and led the design and construction of its flagship facility in Yerevan.  
Before her tenure at TUMO, Papazian led the Education for Development Foundation, which connected Armenian students with their global peers through online educational activities. She also has experience as a construction manager on prominent high-rise buildings in New York City. 
Papazian holds a Master’s Degree in Computing in Education from Teachers College at Columbia University and is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s General Management Program. In 2019, she was awarded the Ordre des Palmes académiques, a national honor bestowed by the French Republic on distinguished figures in culture and education. 
Under her leadership, TUMO has expanded both within Armenia and internationally, offering free education to thousands of teenagers in technology and design.
Before her tenure at TUMO, Papazian led the Education for Development Foundation, which connected Armenian students with their global peers through online educational activities. She also has experience as a construction manager on prominent high-rise buildings in New York City. 
Papazian holds a Master’s Degree in Computing in Education from Teachers College at Columbia University and is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s General Management Program. In 2019, she was awarded the Ordre des Palmes académiques, a national honor bestowed by the French Republic on distinguished figures in culture and education. 
Under her leadership, TUMO has expanded both within Armenia and internationally, offering free education to thousands of teenagers in technology and design.
Met with Marie Lou Papazian the Chief Executive Officer of the TUMO Center for Creative Technologies in Armenia. As the founding CEO, she developed TUMO’s educational program and led the design and construction of its flagship facility in Yerevan.  
Before her tenure at TUMO, Papazian led the Education for Development Foundation, which connected Armenian students with their global peers through online educational activities. She also has experience as a construction manager on prominent high-rise buildings in New York City. 
Papazian holds a Master’s Degree in Computing in Education from Teachers College at Columbia University and is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s General Management Program. In 2019, she was awarded the Ordre des Palmes académiques, a national honor bestowed by the French Republic on distinguished figures in culture and education. 
Under her leadership, TUMO has expanded both within Armenia and internationally, offering free education to thousands of teenagers in technology and design.
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