I am currently the Executive Director and CEO of the organization Pharmaceutical Systems Africa (PSA). PSA is an international organization with multiple offices in Africa and the United States. Our mission is to work with developing countries to build sustainable capacity in pharmaceutical supply system management. What makes us unique is that we focus on the transfer of knowledge and skills to our local counterparts and to new entrants in the field. With regard to my professional history, I have 20 years of experience working in international development, focusing on supply chain & pharmaceutical management. Serving in these areas, I have worked both in full time and consulting positions for a number of organizations. Full-time positions included serving in management positions for Management Sciences for Health in Washington DC and for the Global Fund in Geneva. Notable examples of short-term consultancies included working for UN agencies, USAID, the World Bank Group, and various implementing agencies. In addition to consulting, I have experience in academia, having served in academic positions in universities in the USA, the UK, the Middle East, and Africa. Currently I serve as the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy at Lusaka Apex Medical University, a preeminent private university in Zambia. With regard to publications, I have to my name over 60 papers in peer reviewed journals. On management and leadership, I currently serve on various international boards including chairing the People that Deliver Initiative, an organization that advocates at the highest level for interventions to improve the demand and supply of a qualified health supply chain professionals in organizations. I also serve on various international committees including serving on the Global Health Supply Chain Summit committee. On global advocacy, I have continued to work diligently to increase the visibility and image of the pharmacy and public health supply chain professional.