GHC was founded on the belief that leadership is the greatest lever for change in global health.
Our leadership development program cultivates undervalued but critical leadership traits for a changing world: systems and design thinking, collaboration, humility, empathy, storytelling, iteration, and adaptiveness. We train our leaders to become more effective while also strengthening their ability to work together across borders and boundaries of all kinds to drive systemic change.
total fellows and alumni comprise the GHC network.
of GHC alumni hold mid- to senior-leadership roles.
health organizations employ our leaders.
of fellows and alumni have spoken publicly, published writing, or participated in advocacy efforts this year.
What We're Building:
Diverse
Community
Excellent
Leaders
Connected
Leaders
Influential Leaders
Who leaders are and how they operate can be a matter of life and death for the communities they serve, especially during crises. GHC is mobilizing our network of leaders as a powerful antidote to the effects of COVID-19.
Our
Fellowship Program
The GHC fellowship recruits and trains talented young leaders with a wide range of skill sets and backgrounds. Fellows make an impact though 13-month placements in global health organizations in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, and Zambia. They access robust training, mentorship, coaching, and resources, and engage in GHC’s global network throughout and beyond the fellowship year.
Our Diverse
Community
of GHC leaders
identify as women.
of GHC leaders identify as Black, Indigenous, and/or people of color.
of GHC leaders
are African nationals.
Our Alumni Program
The fellowship is just the beginning for GHC leaders. Alumni participate in GHC’s curated leadership development offerings, including: management and advocacy training; access to mentorship and coaching; speaking and writing opportunities; seed funding, and more. The program propels their careers, strengthens their capacity, and fosters collaboration for greater impact on health systems.
