Our Team & Partners

Mavis is Ghanaian-born and brings a systems thinking background to global health. GHSI grew from a personal loss and a commitment to building health infrastructure that tracks outcomes, not just events. She leads GHSI's strategic direction, partnership development, and program design.

Dr. Amegah serves as GHSI's lead clinician, providing clinical oversight for screening protocols, referral pathways, and training standards. She brings direct access to Ghana's medical network and ensures that GHSI's approach meets appropriate clinical standards for the Ghanaian context.

Leonora holds a certificate in Community Health Nursing and is a Registered Preventive Nurse currently advancing her studies. She brings direct community health experience to GHSI's screening model, leading intake coordination and serving as a vital link between screening events and the communities GHSI serves. She also contributes Ewe language capacity to the team.

Prince manages GHSI's patient data systems and coordinates the 12-month follow-up cycle through the Simple app platform. With training in pharmacy and population health analytics, he ensures that every person screened is tracked, contacted, and connected to care at Days 14, 30, 90, 180, and 365.

Dr. Yeboah is a Johns Hopkins-trained physician and public health specialist serving as GHSI's second clinical lens. She reviews screening protocols, BP classification thresholds, and referral pathways to ensure clinical accuracy and alignment with international standards.

Dr. Oduro guides GHSI's pregnancy exclusion pathway within the screening protocol. Her expertise in maternal health ensures that women of childbearing age who present with elevated blood pressure receive appropriate clinical direction, communication, and referral.