As a passionate Health innovator, entrepreneur, and advocate for sustainable health solutions, I am committed to driving impactful change in communities through innovative approaches. I majorly emphasize on Health Education and Promotion, I Cofounded Trash 4 Health Innovation, a revolutionary initiative aimed at solving critical Plastic waste management issues while simultaneously addressing healthcare access challenges for low-income communities. Our mission is to contribute to achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through a unique health-tech solution that leverage AI and telemedicine, providing lifesaving medications in exchange for plastic waste.My entrepreneurial journey is characterized by overcoming resource constraints and navigating complex operational challenges, from limited funding to the need for advanced machinery and automation. These experiences have taught me resilience, adaptability, and strategic thinking. Through partnerships and grants like the Visa Foundation’s RevUp Women Initiative, we have expanded our company’s reach by acquiring major plastic collection centers and implementing robust AI-driven social media marketing strategies that position us as a global leader in sustainable health innovation.My recent accomplishments include winning the Africa Young Innovators for Health Award and receiving recognition from the WHO and Social Innovation in Health Initiative (SIHI). I was also selected for the UNICEF_ DSM Firmenich Scholarship and attended the One Young World Summit 2024, where I engaged with global leaders on issues of innovation, sustainability, and social impact.As the Chief Operations Officer of Queen Amina Medical Integration, I bring a collaborative and results-oriented approach to improving healthcare access. I lead with empathy and a vision for empowering women and young professionals, working closely with diverse teams to create solutions that address today’s most pressing global health challenges.Looking ahead, I aim to further scale our work by pursuing a Master’s in Public Health at McGill University, Canada focusing on non-communicable diseases in low-income countries. I believe in the power of public health innovation to prevent premature deaths and build healthier communities worldwide.