| Management Sciences for Health

Technical Advisor for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health

Katherine (Kate) Wright, technical advisor for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health, has nine years of international public health experience with a focus on health systems strengthening and maternal, newborn, and child health issues.

Veronica Triana

Senior Manager, Program Delivery Group

Veronica Triana has over 15 years of experience managing global health projects. She began her career working for MSH on the BASICS II child survival project, and went on to hold positions with the Micronutrient Forum and CORE Group, an association of maternal and child health nonprofits.

Cara Endyke-Doran

Principal Technical Advisor, Health Programs Group

Cara Endyke-Doran, MSN, MPH, RN, leads the Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health Team at MSH. She is an advance practice nurse with 20 years of experience leading large integrated health projects focused on improving maternal, child, and adolescent health; protecting orphans and vulnerable children; and strengthening HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in sub-Saharan Africa...

Anton Luchytsky

Senior Technical Advisor, Global Health Security

Anton Luchytsky is a global health expert with more than 20 years of experience managing and implementing public health projects in developing countries. In his current role at MSH, focuses on the design and development of strategies and solutions for improved global health security, coordination of operations, and program development.

Ashley Arabasadi

Health Security Policy Advisor

Ashley Arabasadi is the Health Security Policy Advisor for Management Sciences and Health and former Chair of the Global Health Security Agenda Consortium. Ashley has more than 10 years of experience working in humanitarian assistance, disaster response and international development. Ashley previously worked for International Medical Corps, where she led the organization's efforts on the Global Health Security Agenda; and USAID, where she worked in the Global Health Bureau's Office of Health, Infectious Disease and Nutrition office supporting the Child Survival Health Grants program and the Leadership Initiative for Public Health in East Africa program. She has worked in Afghanistan, Myanmar, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Vietnam, Thailand, and the Middle East. Ashley holds a BA from Indiana University and an MSc from the University of Durham, England.

Ashley Arabasadi

Health Security Policy Advisor

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