Frederick T. Sai, M.D., Chair of the Board
Ghanaian physician with an international reputation as an expert on health, nutrition and population issues in developing countries. Former Senior Population Advisor at the World Bank and former President of the International Planned Parenthood Federation; and advisor to the Ghanaian government, the United Nations and many other international organizations. Author of many publications on family planning and reproductive health.

Ann Starrs, President
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James Sligar, Secretary
Lawyer specializing in not-for-profit law; after ten years in private practice is currently providing legal counsel to the Rockefeller Family Associates.

Noreen Clark, Ph.D., Treasurer
Director, Center for Managing Chronic Disease and Myron E. Wegman Distinguished University Professor; former Dean of the School of Public Health and professor of Health Education and Health Behavior at the University of Michigan with many years of field experience in public health issues. Has served as consultant on community health projects in the United States and countries in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, and has particular expertise in operations research.

Lisa Stone
Financial advisor and Principal at Bernstein Global Wealth Management. Previously held key management positions in the financial technology industry, including Misys Wholesale Banking Systems (formally known as IQ Financial Systems) and Inventure America (formerly known as Astrogamma). Received Bachelor’s degree from Smith College; also holds board positions with The Armory Track & Field Foundation and International Cinema Education.

Anne Tinker
Senior Advisor to Save the Children US and the global Save the Children Alliance. Previously served as Director of the Saving Newborn Lives initiative to reduce newborn and maternal mortality in developing countries; has over 30 years of experience in reproductive, maternal and child health in over 40 countries, including ten years as a Lead Health Specialist for the World Bank’s South Asia Region and its global Human Development Network.  Has authored many publications, journal articles and book chapters on women’s and children’s health, and holds graduate degrees from Georgetown University (international studies) and Johns Hopkins University (public health).