Based in California, Leah is an Engagement Manager at Camber Collective with over eight years of experience across global health, women’s health, and gender equality. She brings expertise in strategy development, research and evaluation, and ecosystem and field-building, helping clients navigate complex stakeholder landscapes and translate insights into actionable strategies.
At Camber, Leah has led engagements with the Gates Foundation, National Institutes of Health, USAID, and ClimateWorks Foundation. Her work has included developing investment strategies across global health, gender equality, maternal health, and family planning; advancing financing and R&D infrastructure for neglected women’s health conditions; designing research on postpartum depression and family planning; and leading multi-stakeholder efforts to strengthen coordination and collaboration across the global health R&D ecosystem.
Prior to Camber, Leah held research and evaluation roles with UC San Diego, Last Mile Health, and PEPFAR, working across the United States and sub-Saharan Africa on community health systems, HIV prevention, gender-based violence, immunization, and health service delivery.
Leah holds an MSc in Public Health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a BS in Psychology and Anthropology from Lehigh University. Outside of work, she enjoys surfing, hiking, running, and playing soccer.
