
AHBS VII
Africa Men’s Health:
The role of the Private Sector in
Advancing Men’s Health in Africa.
Thursday, 24th November 2022,
Nairobi, Kenya and Online
About AHBS
Africa Men’s Health 2022
The Role of the Private Sector in Advancing Men's Health in Africa
24th November, 2022
What Our Partners Say About AHBS
Ministry and Government Agencies
H.E Dr. Lia Tadesse, Minister for Health Ethiopia:
Importance of advancing healthcare for women on the African continent
H.E Amira El Fadil, Commissioner Social Affairs, A.U:
The role of the private sector in advancing women's health in Africa
Ms. Susan Mochache, Principal Secretary, Ministry of Health Kenya:
Collaboration for better access and quality of health for the African woman
Dr. Achamyelesh Debala, Regional Coordinator Eastern Africa Regional Coordinating Centre, Africa CDC:
Partnerships for improvement of women's health on the African continent
Dr. Juliet Nabyonga, Regional Representative WHO, Kenya:
Creating a momentum in advocacy for the bettering of women's health in Africa

World Health Organization
Private Sector Champions
Marloes Kibacha, Managing Director, Africa Health Business:
Africa Health Business, Impacting African women's health on the ground
Philana Mugyenyi, Government Affairs Manager, Terumo BCT :
Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies, ensuring adequate, safe and sustainable blood for African mothers
Nyawira Njeru, Head of Market Access and Government Affairs, Hologic:
Hologic, raising awareness and advocating for women's health in Africa
Nicole Spieker, CEO, PharmAccess:
PharmAccess Group, using digital technology to strengthen inclusive health markets in Africa
Jacqueline Wambua, Lead Health System Partnerships, Roche:
Roche, Why we should strengthen women's health in Africa
Enya Seguin, Business Development Manager, Delft Imaging:
Delft Imaging, Empowering community health workers to address pregnancy complications in Africa

2022 AHBS STRATEGIC PARTNERS
