Ehijie Felix Enato, is Professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice, University of Benin, Nigeria, and President, simHealth Africa (Africa Society for Improved Health Delivery), a not-for-profit organisation. His professional and research interests are in the areas of healthcare delivery systems, health research, medicines management and supply chain.

Chris has spent his entire career as an association executive. He has served IFPW for over 28 years, in positions of increasing responsibility, taking on the role of executive vice president and general manager in 2008. He also led the creation of IFPW Foundation in 2012 – with a mission of increasing access to medicines and vaccines through collaboration with existing initiatives.

Douglas J. Kent is the executive vice president of corporate & strategic alliances at ASCM. He oversees ASCM’s North American chapters, international training partners, corporate clients and is responsible for growing and strengthening the organization’s strategic collaborations.

Tapiwa Mukwashi is a global health supply-chain expert with more than 15 years of private sector and international development experience across sub-Saharan Africa. As director of the Global Technical Team, Tapiwa ensures that VillageReach has the high-quality technical assistance needed to support its country teams, global partnerships, and program portfolio.

Marasi Mwencha is the Head of Supply Chain at the Global Fund. As an accomplished supply chain leader, Marasi has a proven track record transforming global supply chains through thought leadership, application of cutting-edge practices and leveraging of smart partnerships. Marasi joins the People that Deliver Board with 18-years of experience, most recently having served as Country Director in Ethiopia for John Snow, Inc.’s (JSI). In his various roles, Marasi has overseen significant supply chain investments and developed multiple national supply chain strategies.

After 20 years in various corporate roles Ed decided to dedicate his time and energy to global health. First as COO of the Access to Medicine Foundation. Based in the Netherlands, the Foundation publishes the Access to Medicine Index, the first Index of its kind to rank pharmaceutical companies with respect to their efforts to improve global access to medicine. In his current role of CEO of i+solutions, he is able to fulfil his desire to really deliver essential medicines to the people who need them.

Bridget McHenry is the Senior Organizational Development Advisor for Commodity Security & Logistics at USAID and works in USAID’s Global Health Bureau in the Office of Population and Reproductive Health. She holds a Master of Public Health degree from the George Washington University and is an APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional. She entered into international health and development while serving in Togo as a Peace Corps Volunteer.

Francis Aboagye-Nyame is the program director of the USAID-funded Medicines, Technologies, and Pharmaceutical Services (MTaPS) Program. In this role, he guides MTaPS’ efforts to strengthen pharmaceutical systems by providing strategic vision and program leadership to technical teams and managerial staff worldwide. With more than 25 years of specialized experience in health and pharmaceutical systems strengthening, Mr.