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Dr. Annette N. Brown leads the development of FHI 360’s global strategy and guides implementation of that strategy to address global challenges. The Strategy, Innovation and Evidence office, which she heads, frames and supports the organization’s innovation architecture and conducts measurement, data, evaluation and evidence functions for advancing FHI 360’s growth as a learning organization and supporting data-driven performance management and evidence-based programs, research and advocacy.

Otto Nzapfurundi Chabikuli is a family physician and health systems and policy analyst with experience in clinical work, teaching, research and management in the public, private and nongovernmental health sectors. As regional director of FHI 360’s East and Southern Africa Regional Office, he oversees work focused on health (including HIV and AIDS; tuberculosis; family planning; nutrition; and water, sanitation and hygiene), civil society strengthening, livelihoods and economic strengthening, education, environment, research, and youth development.

Dr. Timothy Mastro serves as FHI 360’s senior science advisor, and formerly was chief science officer, responsible for advancing the quality of science across the organization and growing research and evaluation capabilities in both the natural and social sciences.

His work at FHI 360 has included clinical trials; epidemiology; global health research; COVID-19 vaccines and prevention; HIV prevention, care and treatment; tuberculosis; reproductive health; contraceptive technology; nutrition; implementation science; and programs addressing integrated development.

As director of the Global Health and Population (GHP) practice, Dr. Christian Pitter is responsible for FHI 360’s global health portfolio, including Infectious Diseases and Health Systems, Global Health and Population Research, Science Facilitation, Product Development and Introduction, and Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition.

Jacqueline Au McPherson is a senior global health and development expert with more than 25 years of experience in public health leadership, research, communication, academics, and program management and implementation.

Dr. Juliana Soares Linn directs the Infectious Diseases Department within the FHI 360 Global Health and Population practice. In her role as director, Soares Linn oversees a global portfolio that includes emerging infectious diseases and health security, tuberculosis, neglected tropical diseases, and COVID-19 response.