Denz is a public health enthusiast with a special interest in maternal and child health issues. In addition to his bachelor’s degree in international relations, he holds a master’s degree in international public health policy from Boston University. He has five years of professional experience working with a multinational corporation, various national and international governmental organizations, as well as with academic and research institutions.

Previously, he has worked with the Boston Public Health Commission to identify gaps, challenges, and opportunities for a better city-level health program for high school students. The research he conducted covered topics of reproductive health issues among adolescents as well as monitoring and evaluation of state-level women empowerment policies in India.

He is proficient in epidemiological studies, biostatistics analysis, and public policy evaluation.