Dr. Christoph Benn was appointed President of Transform Health in 2021. He is a member of the Governance & Strategy circle and co-chair of the Resource and Investment (R&I) circle that brings together the main international organisations, bilateral partners, civil society, and foundations. Christoph focuses on accelerating UHC in LMICs through innovations in digital health and international health financing. He has extensive experience in managing political relations with governments, multilateral organisations, Civil Society, and the Private Sector and is currently Director for Global Health Diplomacy at the Joep Lange Institute.

Natasha Sunderji is the Global Health and Nutrition Lead for Accenture Development Partnerships. By engaging Accenture’s global workforce, she works to address the world’s social, economic and environmental issues.

Natasha is a visionary healthcare leader with 20 years of experience advising companies, nonprofits, and donors on growth strategy, innovative business models, digital health, and cross sector partnerships. She has authored multiple reports on the future of digital health and was named a Top 50 Innovator in 2020 by the World Summit AI community.

Natasha holds a Bachelors in Biomedical Engineering from University of Toronto, and a Master’s in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School.

Mohamed is a medical doctor and global health enthusiast aiming to pursue a career in Global Health Policy in low and lower-middle-income countries. I have +6 years of experience working in health policy, advocacy and meaningful youth engagement. Mohamed currently works as the Eastern Mediterranean Region Representative for Young Experts: Tech for Health: He works in networking with and supporting youth-led organizations in the region to engage in the digital health space in their countries. Mohamed currently co-chairs the policy circle of the transform health coalition, coordinating the efforts of the coalition member organizations in driving the digital health agenda for UHC. He used to be the policy assistant at the International Federation of Medical Students' Associations. Mohamed wants to deepen his understanding of health systems reform initiatives through a global lens and he aspires to be at the forefront of global health policy change in the future.

Danielle is a multidimensional leader with a background in software engineering, leadership, media and communications. She is an Open Scholar at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus in Jamaica, where she has served as the President of the Guild of Students. Said to be ‘one of the field's brightest young minds’, Danielle believes in the power of tech in edifying society and is happy to be working at the intersection of technology and healthcare. She has a natural affinity for leadership and represents the voice of youth on local, regional and international councils. Danielle aspires to become a world leader in technological representation for the Caribbean and Latin America.

Nahashon Aluoka is an advocacy, campaigns and policy specialist with over fifteen years of experience in Africa and globally. He has provided technical advocacy and campaign expertise and leadership over the years to successfully influence policy, legislation and knowledge, attitude and practices in different countries working on different themes including maternal and child health, ending violence against children, humanitarian advocacy, social accountability and pandemic prevention, preparedness and response (PPPR), among others. Before joining Transform Health Coalition, Nahashon was the Regional Advisor (Africa) and Global Partnership Lead with the Pandemic Action Network (PAN). Previously, he worked with Save the Children International (SCI), East and Southern Africa Regional Office and World Vision International (WVI), East Africa Regional Office.

Tejas is a purpose-driven communications and advocacy professional with over eight years of experience managing global communications networks and leading multi-stakeholder campaigns in the development sector. Over his professional career, he has built his strengths and expertise in strategic communications, brand management, communications design, and digital marketing - his journey seeing a deliberate transition from conventional marketing to cause-driven communications. Having transitioned from brand marketing to cause-driven communications, he has led strategies for prominent global and national organisations, advancing advocacy agendas, strengthening partner ecosystems, and supporting programmatic initiatives. Skilled in simplifying complex policy and research into accessible digital-first narratives, he focuses on brand visibility, issue-advocacy, and stakeholder engagement and alignment across diverse partners and regions. He also has entrepreneurial experience, building a small new media based social venture that leveraged his skills in brand strategy, consumer insights, and performance marketing to generate employment for women working in NGO run skilling centres.

Ndifanji is a global health researcher, entrepreneurial, self-driven and transformative leader with over 7 years of success in various roles including program management, research, policy and advocacy. Adept in strategy formulation, project management, policy development, budgeting, data management, digital health, donor engagement, youth mobilisation and engagement and report writing. Ndifanji also focuses on capacity building, reviewing project activities and data with staff to provide evidence-based recommendations to increase effectiveness and efficiency, and works with project teams at all levels.

Kirsten has over 15 years’ experience in global health policy and advocacy, equity and gender. She is the Policy Lead at Transform Health, working with the Policy Circle and coalition members on the development and delivery of influencing strategies. Previously, Kirsten was Global Head of Policy and Advocacy at Save the Children International, providing leadership for health and nutrition advocacy across the organisation; and at Save the Children UK led the health advocacy team. She was also Vice Chair of the GAVI CSO Steering Committee and a member of the UK Action for Global Health Steering Committee. Kirsten previously worked at the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation and UNDP Kenya.

Dr. Frank Smith has over twenty years’ experience leading advocacy campaigns and policy teams in the international development, humanitarian and human rights sectors. He has set up and run a number of global campaigns focusing on health including Child Health Now at World Vision International and the No More Epidemics at Management Sciences for Health. Frank has also worked with the private sector as Head of Policy and Campaigns for Airbnb in Spain and Portugal.

Caesar is a health economist with extensive experience in health system strengthening, youth development and engagement, digital health, reproductive health programming, policy advocacy, girls' empowerment, and health financing. His impressive track record includes developing and implementing impactful projects in low and middle income countries and providing technical assistance to youth-led and youth-focused organisations.

Kristiana Bruneau is a global advocacy, external relations and campaigns professional with expertise in health, nutrition, youth SRHR, and children's rights. With experience across national, multilateral, and global decision-making and coalition spaces, she works to advance enabling rights-based, equity-driven, and community-centered environments. With particular focus on issues of health equity, polycrises resilience, education, and justice, advocating for decolonization and anti-racism in global development. Her career has taken her across continents and countries, shaping her commitment to inclusive, sustainable change. She holds degrees from the University of the Witwatersrand and Simon Fraser University, and she was a visiting scholar and researcher to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Harry S. Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace. A former Rotary Global Ambassadorial Scholar in Child and Maternal Health and Paul Harris Fellow for Conflict Resolution, she values people centred collaboration, partnerships, and rethinking power structures in systems and policy. Kristiana was also a Rotary Exchange student to Thailand.

Laura designs and delivers high-impact, cross-sector initiatives that fuel economic participation, digital inclusion, entrepreneurship, and climate resilience. With 14+ years of global experience across Latin America, Europe, Africa, and Asia, she's led flagship initiatives that connect ideas with implementation. From blended finance platforms to digital entrepreneurship programs, her work consistently focuses on economic value creation, inclusive growth, and real-world impact.

Maggy is the Executive Assistant and Office Manager at Transform Health, where she supports the CEO in day-to-day operations and administration, while liaising with stakeholders and vendors at all levels. She plays a key role in ensuring the coalition’s projects, events, and governance processes are well coordinated and delivered smoothly. With strong expertise in office management, finance, and event logistics, Maggy oversees financial tracking, vendor management, and compliance, while also managing platforms, contracts, and organizational systems. She provides high-level executive support, coordinates board and committee meetings, and drives efficiency across the enabling function. Maggy brings a track record of strengthening operations and ensuring seamless execution to advance the coalition’s goals.