Frank Ategeka hails from Kibaale District, Uganda. Most recently, he worked as a data supervisor on a reproductive age mortality study at the Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation Uganda, where he had the opportunity to supervise 60 village data collectors and 8 parish data coordinators. Previously, Frank was a community technology access coordinator at Windle Trust Uganda, where he helped 500 refugee youth access ICT services through computer training and internet access services. He was also a data monitoring and evaluation assistant at the Uganda National Council for Science and Technology. In his free time, Frank enjoys watching movies, inspirational speeches, political debates, and soccer. He holds a master’s degree from Uganda Management Institute.