We have thoughtfully assembled a team of seasoned public health and development professionals, whose expertise covers the entire spectrum of our clients' programming needs. Our staff members are based in North America, Europe, Africa and Asia, and nearly every associate has 15 or more years of international public health experience. Though we come from varying backgrounds and specialties, we share our clients’ passion for bringing smart, measurable interventions to global health and development challenges.

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  CHASTAIN MANN

  Chief Executive Officer





CHASTAIN MANN

Chief Executive Officer

Chastain has been working in international health for 25 years, with more than 10 years of that time implementing programs in sub-Saharan Africa. A former Foreign Service Officer, Chastain has worked for bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, as well as for large and small non-profits. In her 11 years at Population Services International (PSI) Chastain served as the country director in Togo and Uganda, where she designed and implemented social marketing and franchising programs in HIV, reproductive health, malaria, and child survival. In each place, with a team of more than 100 local staff, Chastain developed marketing and communications strategies for health products and services, as well as monitoring and evaluation, sales and distribution, franchising, and advocacy approaches. As PSI’s VP for Strategic Partnerships and Business Development, Chastain led a team that created fund raising strategies to raise more than $4 billion over 6 years.

More recently, Chastain worked with Woman Care Global as President of Programs, where she led fund raising efforts as well as program implementation, with a focus on improving the value chain for reproductive health commodities. Chastain’s inspiration for starting Mann Global Health was to bring together some of the world’s leading experts in measurable, effective health programming, and share their talents with global health clients.

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  JENNIE AYLWARD

  Senior Associate





JENNIE AYLWARD

Senior Associate

An advocacy and policy expert, Jennie ensures that global health programs benefit from supportive, evidence-based public policies, and robust investment. Jennie has an extensive background in public health advocacy and policy, having led these efforts at PSI and at the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI), where she was Director of Advocacy and Policy. A legislative specialist by training, Jennie worked in a professional lobbying firm earlier in her career, and as a legislative assistant in the office of U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer. Jennie has contributed to advocacy efforts around both communicable and non-communicable diseases with clients including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Her skills in strategic planning, communications, and coalition development complement her global health subject matter expertise.

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  ZAHRA AZIZ

  Senior Associate





ZAHRA AZIZ

Senior Associate

Zahra Aziz is a nonprofit management and communications strategist, brand builder and advisor to executive teams and boards. As a consultant she has guided sector leaders and board members through leadership transitions and change management processes. She has advised on business and advocacy strategy, built large-scale communications and marketing plans, and brokered numerous partnerships in the sexual and reproductive health sector. Previously, she served as the founding communications director for Family Planning 2020, where she led the creation of the FP2020 brand after the landmark 2012 London Summit on Family Planning. Zahra also drove communication efforts behind EngenderHealth’s award-winning WTFP?!, Where’s the Family Planning?! Campaign, and UNFPA’s first iteration of the Safe Birth, Even Here campaign to prevent maternal deaths in humanitarian and fragile settings. Zahra holds a MSc. in Strategic Communications from Columbia University and is currently pursuing an MLA in Management, with a nonprofit concentration, from Harvard University.

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  Andrea Bare

  Senior Associate, Senior Advisor with the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan





Andrea Bare

Senior Associate, Senior Advisor with the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan

Andrea has 20 years of consulting experience in pharmaceutical/biotechnology product development and commercialization. Her expertise spans healthcare payer systems, as well as therapies for both communicable and non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and oncology.

A dedicated market researcher and commercialization consultant, Andrea has considerable experience in the private sector. Prior to transitioning to global public health, Andrea led a wide variety of consulting engagements for private sector clients such as AstraZeneca, Gilead Sciences, GlaxoSmithKline, and Novartis. She is adept in conducting qualitative research and working with stakeholders across the spectrum, from product design/development, to funding and investment, through to healthcare delivery. Andrea is deeply committed to market understanding as a means to advance global health outcomes through strategy development and investment. She has extensive experience in research project planning and execution including instrument design, data collection/analysis, and generation of actionable and insightful recommendations. During her 13 years with the bioStrategies Group she established the firm’s payer consultancy and, subsequently, led a team at Xcenda in conducting primary and secondary healthcare stakeholder research.

Andrea is a Senior Advisor with the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan (WDI), where she partners with donor, consulting and implementing organizations to analyze global health markets and advance private sector solutions. During her tenure with WDI, she has worked with Gavi, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition and USAID on market dynamics projects and advisory assignments.

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  DANA BOS

  Senior Associate





DANA BOS

Senior Associate

Dana Bos brings 25 years of expertise in designing, implementing and evaluating capacity building and leadership/management development programs for the nonprofit and private sectors. An expert facilitator, she also has conducted over 100 workshops, strategy sessions, focus groups, project kickoffs and team development sessions. She has deep experience with organizational, team and individual assessment as well.  

Dana has worked around the world, in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and SE Asia. She has worked both as an internal resource and as a consultant with domestic and international organizations in small, mid-sized and large enterprise settings. She is known for her ability to connect with others and develop practical solutions and approaches that succeed in complex, fast-moving environments.

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  Sarah Bowler

  Associate





Sarah Bowler

Associate

Sarah Bowler is a doctoral student at the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s School of Public Health studying Maternal & Child Health Policy. Her research focuses on the intersection of law and sexual & reproductive health issues, with a focus on access to healthcare services. During her master’s, Sarah worked on a number of research projects looking at a variety of topics, from global HIV testing protocols to children’s mental health issues. Sarah holds an MPH in Health Management & Policy from Drexel University and a Bachelors’ in Biological Sciences and Sociology from the University of Pittsburgh.

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  Christopher Brady

  Senior Associate





Christopher Brady

Senior Associate

Chris is a global health professional with more than 30 years of experience in program design, management, strategic planning, marketing and impact evaluation in the reproductive health arena. From 1993 to 2004 he worked with PSI overseeing a diverse portfolio of large-scale programs in Africa, Asia, South America and the Caribbean. Chris has a specialized focus in social marketing, organizational development, behavior change communications and market dynamics. He also served as the Director of Programs at Direct Relief International for three years and spearheaded numerous emergency response projects following the tsunami and Hurricane Katrina. Chris has worked with a diverse range of governments and donors, including DFID, USAID, KFW, BMGF, The David and Lucille Packard Foundation, PAHO, UNFPA as well as various social investors/corporate social responsibility projects. Chris currently works as an independent consultant from his home in California, spending approximately half of his time as a technical advisor with Palladium’s Health Markets and Behavior Change practice unit. Chris speaks Spanish and French.

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  Nirali Chakraborty

  Managing Partner, Insight Metrics





Nirali Chakraborty

Managing Partner, Insight Metrics

Dr. Nirali Chakraborty has over 10 years of experience in research, monitoring and evaluation, and is a managing partner at Insight Metrics. Her work currently focuses on the evidence-based design of performance metrics, and their deployment. Dr. Chakraborty uses a combination of rigorous research and a keen awareness of the dynamics of data collection and use to work with organizations and governments to select and employ appropriate measures. While at Population Services International, she oversaw the quality and dissemination of their reproductive health related research internationally, and has conducted studies in numerous countries. Dr. Chakraborty has published over 15 peer-reviewed articles in a variety of health and measurement topics, and is fluent in French, and conversant in three Indian languages.  She received her PhD in International Health, with a concentration in Health Systems, from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Insight Metrics improves the lives and wellbeing of underserved individuals around the world by helping organizations in the social sector measure performance, harness the power of their data, evaluate the impact and efficiency of their programs, and increase accountability through smart data use. To ensure programs and managers have the critical information they need to measure and maximize their impact, we support organizations across the monitoring and evaluation continuum, from conceptualizing a theory of change and results framework, to metric development, research, and data use strategies, in order to build a culture of evidence-based management and strategic decision-making. We believe that data is key to program and organization success, and so we prioritize producing easy to use and actionable information that will inform program improvements in real-time, support evidence-based management, and strengthen advocacy efforts. We have experience working with individuals, small businesses, small and large nonprofit organizations, and government ministries to successfully develop and implement measurement initiatives that strengthen management capacity and organizational impact.