Today’s most pressing global public health challenges require truly global collaboration. What can the public, private, and social sectors do to ensure the most dynamic leaders are working together? Why is diversity vitally important in the workforce development and hiring process of global public health professionals? What competencies does the next generation need to help address these challenges? How can higher education institutions best prepare the next generation of public health advocates for the road ahead?

These questions and others were explored on June 3, 2015, in a discussion moderated by Laura Asiala, VP of Public Affairs at PYXERA Global. The conversation looked at new strategies from thought leaders aimed at overcoming obstacles and achieving future goals in global health.

PYXERA Global & Global Health Fellows Program II are excited to bring together leading voices in global public health in order to discuss these important issues.

SPEAKERS
JuanCarlos Hunt, Director of the Office for Civil Rights and Diversity at the US Agency for International Development (USAID);
Sharon Rudy, Director of the Global Health Fellows Program at the Public Health Institute;
John Crockett, Senior Program Manager for the Biosecurity Engagement Program (BEP) at CRDF Global

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