Our Leadership Team
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Leslie D. Mancuso, PhD, RN, FAAN President and CEO Dr. Leslie Mancuso is an internationally known advocate for accessible and affordable health care delivery systems. Since Dr. Mancuso’s arrival at Jhpiego in 2002, the organization’s budget has grown from $5 million to $110 million... (bio) |
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Edwin J. Judd, MSW Chief Operating Officer Edwin "Joe" Judd joined Jhpiego in November 2007 as the Chief Operating Officer. He oversees the offices of Technical Leadership, Global Programs, Finance and Administration, and Global Human Resources... (bio) |
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Alain Damiba, MD, MPH, MBA Senior Vice President of Technical Leadership and Global Programs Dr. Alain Damiba is an international public health professional with more than 25 years of clinical, programmatic and executive management experience. His primary areas of expertise are maternal health, reproductive health... (bio) |
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Manjushree M. Badlani, MA, SPHR Chief HR and Administrative Officer Manjushree (Manju) Badlani is a senior human resources and administrative professional with more than 30 years of international experience. At Jhpiego, she works with health care providers in 144 countries, leading the organization in the strategic implementation...(bio) |
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Glenn R. Strachan, MA Chief Information Officer Glenn Strachan is a seasoned international development executive whose career has spanned the globe as well as IT disciplines—from programming inventory management systems to being a Chief Information Officer (CIO), Vice President (VP), and Senior ICT advisor...(bio) |
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Harshad Sanghvi, MD Vice President Innovations and Medical Director Dr. Harshad Sanghvi is an internationally recognized expert in MNH and RH/FP with 30 years of experience in developing innovative solutions for low resource settings and in implementing evidence-based and programmatic best practices in more than 24 countries,... (bio) |
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Richard Lamporte, MURP Vice President, New Program Development Richard Lamporte joined Jhpiego as Director of New Program Development in 2007, and brings 17 years of international development experience along with field assignments in 20 countries across three continents. Mr. Lamporte provides strategic leadership for the development... (bio) |
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Ronald H. Magarick, PhD Vice President, Technical Leadership Projects and Special Projects Dr. Ron Magarick has worked for more than 35 years in the field of reproductive health education and training, and has been affiliated with Jhpiego for 31 years. He has developed projects in more than 18 countries... (bio) |
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Melody McCoy, MSW Vice President, External Affairs and Communications Melody McCoy is the Vice President of External Relations and Communication for Jhpiego. Having joined Jhpiego in 2008, she has assisted in growing substantially the domestic reputation of the organization... (bio) |
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Nancy Caiola, MPH Director of Global Programs Ms. Nancy Caiola is a public health professional with 30 years of international and domestic experience in implementation of global, national and state - level public health programs... (bio) |
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Koki Agarwal, MD, MPH, DrPH Director of MCHIP Program Dr. Koki Agarwal is an internationally renowned expert in safe motherhood, reproductive health, and family planning policies and programs. Her expertise is in promoting policy dialogue and advocacy for policy reform; assessing quality of care and access to reproductive health... (bio) |
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Bob Skinner, MA Director of Corporate Relations Bob Skinner has worked for more than 20 years developing and managing corporate relationships for major research universities and large and small non-profit organizations... (bio) |
What's in a name?
Jhpiego—It’s a tongue twister without a little help. Pronounced "ja-pie-go," Jhpiego is no longer an acronym. Founded as The Johns Hopkins Program for International Education in Gynecology and Obstetrics, the organization was known around the world as JHPIEGO (all caps). But as Jhpiego grew and its areas of expertise expanded, the original founding name became obsolete. A decision was made to officially change the organization’s name to Jhpiego (without caps). It still may not roll off your tongue, but everyone knows what it represents—the gold standard in improving the lives of women and families.