About Me

I am driven by a deep curiosity about how health systems, communities, and ideas come together to shape people’s everyday lives. Growing up and working in Kenya, and later engaging across different countries and contexts, I have seen how gaps in access, information, and infrastructure directly affect real people. These experiences shaped my commitment to work at the intersection of health, social innovation, and research, where thoughtful coordination and evidence-based decisions can lead to more equitable and sustainable outcomes.

I am motivated by work that is both practical and human centered. I enjoy bringing structure to complex challenges, creating spaces for collaboration, and translating ideas into action that responds to local realities. Whether working across cultures, supporting diverse stakeholders, or navigating uncertainty, I value empathy, clarity, and shared ownership of solutions. I am particularly interested in initiatives that strengthen systems, empower local actors, and bridge disciplines, because lasting change happens when people, knowledge, and purpose are meaningfully connected.