Our Leadership Philosophy

We believe in leadership that is grounded in collaboration, accountability, and innovation. We prioritize inclusive leadership, ensuring that diverse perspectives inform our strategic decisions.

Grounded in Three Pillars

The foundational values that guide our leadership approach and decision-making

Collaboration

Building strong partnerships and networks across sectors to amplify our collective impact

Accountability

Operating with transparency and delivering on our commitments to partners and communities

Innovation

Embracing creative solutions and evidence-based approaches to complex health challenges

What We Stand For

Our leadership team operates with a shared commitment to advancing health systems reform, improving access to quality care, and driving sustainable health outcomes.

Inclusive Leadership

Ensuring diverse perspectives inform our strategic decisions and organizational direction

Health Systems Reform

Advancing comprehensive reforms to improve access to quality healthcare

Sustainable Outcomes

Driving interventions that create lasting change and measurable health improvements

Local Ownership

Supporting communities and governments to lead their own health transformation

How We Lead

The guiding principles that shape our leadership approach and organizational culture

01 Diverse Perspectives Drive Better Decisions

We actively seek and value different viewpoints, experiences, and expertise to inform our strategic direction and ensure our interventions are responsive to local needs.

02 Shared Commitment to Excellence

Our leadership team operates with a unified vision of advancing health systems reform, working collaboratively to achieve our ambitious goals for Nigeria’s healthcare sector.

03 Partnership as Foundation

We build strong, mutually beneficial partnerships and networks that amplify impact, share knowledge, and create synergies across the health ecosystem.

04 Empowering Local Leadership

We prioritize supporting local ownership at every level, ensuring that communities and governments have the capacity and resources to sustain health improvements.