About Me
Throughout my career, I have worked at the intersection of government, multilateral organisations and frontline health service delivery. From establishing Zambia's first Directorate of Global Health to leading multi-agency initiatives at the World Health Organization while practising as an Emergency Medicine physician, my work has consistently focused on one goal: helping organisations work better together to improve health outcomes.
Today, I work as an independent global health consultant, partnering with governments, UN agencies, development partners and NGOs to strengthen programme delivery. My experience combines strategic programme leadership with practical implementation, enabling me to navigate complex partnerships, diverse stakeholder interests and rapidly evolving global health priorities.
I believe that global health does not suffer from a lack of expertise, it suffers from a lack of alignment. My work is driven by a simple mission: helping governments and global health partners achieve collective impact through better alignment, stronger collaboration, and effective country-led programme delivery in an evolving global health landscape.
My Approach
The world's greatest health challenges are rarely constrained by a lack of technical expertise. More often, they are limited by fragmented partnerships, competing priorities and disconnected implementation. I work with governments and global health partners to bridge these gaps; strengthening alignment, improving collaboration and supporting effective country-led programme delivery for improved health outcomes and lasting country impact.