Natasha is a Vice President for the GHS Africa office where she supports business development and operations, manages key stakeholder relationships, leads policy research initiatives, and advises on resource mobilization efforts for major public health organizations on the continent. Her strategic vision and leadership have been pivotal in driving GHS’s mission forward.

In her decade-long career at GHS, Natasha has been instrumental in establishing the GHS office in Nairobi, Kenya. Under her leadership, the Kenya office expanded its presence to meet the increasing advocacy and communications needs across public health institutions in East, West, and Central Africa. Successfully building a diverse client base in the region, Natasha has worked to address a wide range of public health issues, including childhood immunization, maternal and perinatal health, and most recently, emergency preparedness and response.

Before her role at GHS, Natasha worked with prominent development organizations such as UNICEF, the World Bank, the UK Department for International Development (DFID), and the International Finance Corporation (IFC). Her work with these organizations has strengthened her expertise in collaborating with both central and state-level governments, as well as private sector entities, to advance development objectives.

Natasha holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from St. Stephen’s College and a Master’s degree in Public Policy from the National University of Singapore.