A seasoned global health professional with over a decade of experience spanning public health,

healthcare policy, and the pharmaceutical industry. Holding a Master of Public Health from the

University of Ghana, an MBA in Total Quality Management from the University of Professional

Studies, and a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,

Mark Anum Nortey brings a comprehensive understanding of healthcare challenges, particularly in

infectious and non-communicable diseases.

In his current role as a Scientific Manager with Johnson & Johnson, he oversees the New Horizons

Collaborative across 10 countries, partners with the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and

leads initiatives in Early Infant Diagnosis and HIV Point of Care projects. Previously, as a Medical

Scientific Liaison with the same organization, he developed expertise in stakeholder engagement,

policy support, and health system strengthening across mental health, oncology and cardiovascular

diseases.

With strong research acumen, Mark is skilled in data analysis and research methodologies, adept at

translating complex information into actionable insights, and committed to ethical standards in

research. His proficiency in strategic planning and capacity building makes him an invaluable asset in

advancing healthcare access and delivery on a global scale.