Served as a Healthcare Consultant on a pharmaceutical strategy project sponsored by Johnson & Johnson. I developed a comprehensive commercialization plan for a rare disease drug, including critical market segmentation, pricing recommendations, and innovative patient access models. This high-impact initiative focused on overcoming regulatory hurdles and ensuring equitable global distribution.

As a Healthcare Consultant at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in partnership with Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures (JHTV), I led the comprehensive commercialization strategy for an innovative stroke-prevention cardiac device. This crucial work, conducted in Baltimore, MD, focused on developing a robust market entry plan, conducting detailed competitive analysis, and assessing necessary regulatory pathways to successfully transition the medical technology from the lab into clinical practice. The goal was to accelerate patient access to this life-saving innovation.

As International Healthcare Consultant in Stavanger, Norway, I spearheaded the market entry strategy for the NeoBeat Mini device in low-resource settings. This involved comprehensive global market analysis, developing country-specific implementation plans, and managing key stakeholder engagement across diverse regions. I created robust financial projections and developed a scalable distribution model to ensure the successful, impactful launch of this essential technology, significantly contributing to global efforts aimed at reducing newborn mortality and improving infant survival rates globally.

As a Medical Consultant for AB Hospital Ltd, Kumasi, Ghana, I provided clinical and strategic leadership for major infrastructure projects. This included spearheading the expansion of critical hospital service lines and the development of a new $2.5 million surgical unit. My guidance on resource allocation and procurement increased overall patient capacity by 35% and significantly improved access to high-quality specialized care for the community.

Led the "OT Hits The Streets" initiative, coordinating a team of 120-160 volunteers and 5 partner organizations to address immediate community needs. The project successfully provided meals to over 5,000 beneficiaries and connected approximately 400 individuals with social determinants of health (SDOH) resources, primarily focusing on food security referrals.

Led the "Miles for Smiles – Breasts Matter" public health initiative, engaging between 300 and 600 community walkers to raise awareness for breast health. Secured and managed partnerships with Sonotech Ghana Limited and Euracare Multispecialist Hospital (Ghana) to facilitate the distribution of 150–300 screening vouchers. This successful collaboration directly improved access to critical early detection services.

Directed the "Christmas Before Christmas" annual outreach drive, serving 1,200–1,800 beneficiaries per cycle in underserved communities. This community initiative successfully established 200–300 linkages to follow-up care for individuals identified with Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). This strategic, early intervention approach significantly improved long-term disease management and health outcomes in the target population.

Founded and directed the "Pink October Art for Lives" campaign, successfully raising $5,000–$12,000 annually through art auctions to fund cancer screenings. The initiative generated between 80 and 140 free breast and prostate cancer screening referrals for vulnerable community members. This was achieved in strategic partnership with SCEF, leveraging local expertise for maximum public health impact.

I led a Nutrition Awareness Campaign reaching 800–1,200 households to address food insecurity. The project successfully modeled its operations on the Community Health Worker (CHW)-Managed Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) framework, resulting in 200–350 direct linkages to food-security resources. This model is now utilized to improve the efficiency and reach of future public health interventions across the region.

Partnered with NACTAD Ghana in 2023 to execute a High School Outreach program focused on promoting "food as medicine" awareness among students. This educational initiative reached over 500 students, emphasizing the importance of local, nutritious diets for preventing chronic disease and improving long-term health outcomes within the community.

Partnered with TV3 Ghana to execute a nationwide Cerebral Aneurysm Awareness Campaign. This collaboration successfully leveraged media outreach to educate millions on risk factors and symptoms. The initiative also raised significant funding to directly support life-saving surgical and non-surgical treatment for underprivileged patients across the region.

Collaborated with JoyPrime Ghana on a national Prostate Cancer Awareness Campaign (2022) to significantly drive public awareness and support. This strategic partnership successfully mobilized resources and promoted access to early detection and care services, directly aiding prostate cancer patients across the region.

Moderated a distinguished panel of industry experts from leading firms, including Huron, Avalere, Guidehouse, Vizient, and Healthscape, at the 2025 Johns Hopkins Carey Business School conference. I facilitated discussions focused on emerging trends, strategic planning, and diverse career pathways within the competitive healthcare consulting sector, providing valuable insights to attendees.

Served as the Master of Ceremonies for the highly anticipated Africa Business Conference - Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, facilitating high-level panel discussions and keynotes for 300+ attendees. Successfully managed the conference flow, introducing 15+ global business leaders and ensuring a dynamic, engaging, and professional atmosphere throughout the event. This role showcased exceptional public speaking and leadership skills.

As Moderator for the Johns Hopkins University Africa Business Club’s Diaspora Day Conference, I led a high-level panel on advancing healthcare development across Africa. I engaged with industry experts from the UN Foundation, Tala Biosciences, and Daktari Biotechnology, directing the discussion toward innovative investment models and technological solutions to achieve health equity on the continent.

I delivered the Keynote Address at the 2025 inaugural launch of the Ghana Students' Association at Johns Hopkins University. The presentation focused on the critical role of the diaspora in fostering sustainable development and innovation, particularly in national healthcare and education systems, encouraging students to actively contribute to Ghana’s growth through future professional engagement.

Selected to present a novel health innovation at the Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures SPARK Innovation Showcase (2025). Pitched a solution designed to optimize global health resource allocation and improve last-mile delivery. The presentation focused on the technology's market viability, potential for scale, and its projected impact on reducing systemic health disparities in low-resource settings.

Pitched an innovative stroke prevention device before a multidisciplinary panel at the Johns Hopkins University Design Lab. The presentation detailed the market need, competitive analysis, and proposed engineering and clinical validation pathway for the technology. The project aimed to significantly improve early detection and personalized intervention for high-risk patients, demonstrating a blend of medical expertise and entrepreneurial foresight.