Ative remains unwavering in his mission to create lasting change, inspiring a new generation of healthcare practitioners and innovators to shape a more equitable future for all.
Morse is co-founder of the Buffalo Jamaica Innovation Enterprise, a partnership between UB, the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus and the Jamaica Ministry of Health. This project has established the Jamaica Center for Infectious Diseases Research and begun a research capacity building collaboration with SUNY and the University of the West Indies. Morse has more than 25 years of NIH, industry and philanthropic research support with extensive experience in grant applications and mentoring. He received the 2012 Volwiler Research Achievement Award from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.
Tamiann’s leadership is driven by a profound dedication to improving lives and empowering communities. As a mother of two teenage daughters, she brings a personal understanding of the importance of nurturing opportunities for youth and women. Her work continues to inspire and uplift, making her a true champion for equitable and sustainable transformation.
As Chief Technical Director for the Global Impact Project, Omar brings unparalleled expertise in managing large-scale healthcare infrastructure projects. His role involves leveraging cutting-edge engineering practices to support the initiative’s mission of addressing healthcare equity gaps through innovative solutions. He is instrumental in integrating advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and sustainable infrastructure designs, to ensure that the Global Impact Project delivers on its promise of empowering underserved communities
As Chief Technical Director, Omar’s leadership ensures that the Global Impact Project’s healthcare infrastructure initiatives are grounded in technical rigor, sustainability, and a deep commitment to serving communities in need. His ability to blend engineering innovation with a human-centric approach makes him an invaluable asset to the project and its mission to transform healthcare access and delivery worldwide.
As the Program Director for the Global Impact Project, Dahlia is responsible for driving its mission to bridge healthcare equity gaps in underserved communities. Her leadership focuses on leveraging technology to improve health outcomes, empowering healthcare practitioners, and fostering partnerships that ensure sustainability and scalability. Dahlia’s expertise in health tech and cybersecurity uniquely positions her to integrate advanced solutions into healthcare systems while safeguarding data integrity and operational resilience.
Dahlia’s leadership style is defined by empathy, resilience, and strategic foresight. Her ability to foster collaboration, drive innovation, and achieve transformative results makes her an invaluable asset to the Global Impact Project and its mission to create sustainable, equitable solutions for communities worldwide.