Bryan grew up in Kampala, Uganda. He volunteered with the Haven Anti-AIDS foundation, mentoring adolescents in various secondary school settings on healthy sexual behavior and motivating them to focus on achieving their dreams. Additionally, Brian was involved with the United Nations as an online volunteer and provided advocacy support to global health programs. He completed his undergraduate business administration degree from Makerere University, majoring in finance. During his studies, Bryan worked with MTN Uganda as a client services adviser. After graduation, Bryan worked with Uganda Motorsports Arena where he created a fundraiser challenge for Mildmay Uganda's HIV & AIDS pediatric ward, which sought support for the non-donor-funded facility. Prior to joining GHC, Bryan received his Master of Public Health from International Health Sciences University. While pursuing his degree, Bryan volunteered with Reach Out Mbuya Parish HIV/AIDS Initiative where he supported the M&E department on data management for a PMTCT retrospective trends analysis cohort study as well as a 2013 client retention operations research study.
Did I know that I could attain a GHC placement? No. Did I think I deserved it? No. Did I feel discontent about my village, my town, my city, my country, my Africa and my world? Yes. Who was I? How did I count? How did I mean something to the world and how could […]
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