Bethany Brady appointed as global health sector lead
Bethany Brady has joined Mott MacDonald as global health sector lead, helping clients and partners address global health challenges in low- and middle-income settings.
Collaborating with our global network of experts and partners, she will set the strategic direction for the business and work with the senior leadership team to deliver effective projects and technical advisory services.
She will be exploring opportunities to collaborate with governments, civil society, donors and the private sector to address immediate health needs, build resilient health systems and improve equitable access to care.
Bethany will drive the continued success of our work as management agent for the UK aid funded Fleming Fund programme, which is at the forefront of tackling antimicrobial resistance in 25 countries.
Bethany has more than 15 years' experience in the global health sector. Her previous roles include head of international programmes at MannionDaniels, director of programmes at Options Consultancy Services and director of global health and sustainable solutions at Crowns Agents International Development, leading multi-disciplinary teams across health, climate, governance and sustainable energy initiatives.
Commenting on her appointment, Bethany said:
"Improving global health security and building resilient health systems is fundamental to social and economic development. Mott MacDonald’s global health team is driven by purpose and creativity to address the world's most pressing global health challenges. Leveraging our multidisciplinary expertise, I look forward to collaborating with colleagues to drive transformative, sustainable change, strengthen health systems and improve wellbeing globally."
Nick Santcross, Mott MacDonald’s divisional general manager for global health and education, commented:
“Beth is joining us at a critical time as we work with our stakeholders to develop ambitious, targeted and sustainable healthcare solutions. Her local market knowledge, strategic vision and multidisciplinary experience will be a major asset as we deliver impactful projects in challenging local contexts.”
