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We build futures with local hands and global hearts.

Cooperation for Children is a Geneva-based non-profit organization committed to promoting and protecting education for all.

Every child deserve to learn

We work to improve access to education for underprivileged children in Nigeria by supporting public schools through local partnerships.

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Meet Our Team

Emilie Klein
Founder & President

Based in Geneva, Switzerland

Emilie is pursuing a degree in International Relations at the University of Geneva and has extensive volunteer experience with grassroots associations. She has worked with our main partner in Nigeria, collaborating with communities to address challenges and support sustainable educational projects.

Her fieldwork strengthened her commitment to international cooperation and local empowerment. As founder and president of Cooperation for Children, she connects global support from Geneva with initiatives in Nigeria, working to remove educational barriers and promote children's rights worldwide.

Nicolas Senger
Secretary General

Based in Geneva, Switzerlannd

With a dual background in law and economics, Nicolas combines expertise in legal reasoning, economic analysis, and regulatory understanding. His research in sustainable finance and impact investing reflects his dedication to aligning financial systems with societal goals.

Alongside his banking career, he has worked as a substitute teacher, reinforcing his belief in education’s power to create opportunity. As Secretary General of Cooperation for Children, Nicolas is committed to building bridges between Switzerland and Nigeria to expand children’s access to quality education.

Eniola Olakunle
Operations Manager

Based in Lagos, Nigeria

Eniola has experience in the non-profit and consulting sectors, where he has worked with cross-functional teams and managed people involved in social impact projects. With a background in engineering, he brings a structured and analytical approach to project planning, team coordination, and organizational work.

His experience includes project management, operations, growth strategy, and community initiatives. He has also contributed to the development of volunteer systems and to the implementation of programs connected to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. At Cooperation for Children, he supports the organization’s projects, coordinates team activities, and contributes to its day-to-day operations.

Dylan Rechsteiner
Development Manager

Based in Geneva, Switzerland

Dylan holds a degree in International Relations and is currently completing a Master’s in Political Science, specializing in International and Comparative Politics. Her academic background is complemented by NGO experience. In Switzerland, she worked for an international NGO supporting projects across Africa and Asia. She also gained field experience in Colombia, working with a local organization focused on child welfare and education.

Through these experiences, Dylan has developed a strong understanding of the challenges faced by local communities and organizations, particularly in education and child protection. As Development Manager, she supports project coordination, partnership development, and fundraising for Cooperation for Children.