Team

Donna Sherard, MPH is the Founder and Chief Changer at Changeable and a PROSCI©️ certified Change Management Practitioner. After years working in the private sector, Donna turned her passion for public service into a career in global health and behavior change.

Dr. Robin Anthony Kouyate is a social and behavioral scientist with over 25 years’ experience conducting and translating research into evidence-based health interventions in the non-profit and private sectors throughout Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, and the United States.

Louise has more than 30 years’ experience in instructional design, program planning, development, evaluation, and management.

With almost two decades of organizations development and change management expertise, Kelly Thompson has supported INGOs and local organizations, in many countries, in operationalizing their desired systemic change.

Michelle is a trusted advisor and mentor, recognized for her unique combination of vision, creativity, and effective leadership. In her consulting practice, she collaborates with global health organizations to provide insights on strategic planning, program leadership, and business development. With over 30 years of experience, including 15 years in the field, Michelle has partnered with prominent organizations such as USAID, PATH, EngenderHealth, Jhpiego, Making Cents International, Options UK, PRB, JSI, and the UN Foundation.

Michelle has a proven track record in management, leadership, and building teams and strategies for programs that optimize health outcomes and drive behavioral change across global markets. Recognized as a thought leader, her technical expertise encompasses primary health care, reproductive health, maternal and child health, HIV and AIDS, and health systems strengthening.

Michelle embraces change as a catalyst for personal growth. She believes change challenges individuals to step out of their comfort zones, confront their fears, and embrace new opportunities. While it can be exciting and daunting, she sees change as a way to become the best version of herself.