Lippi Doshi is a seasoned global health and development communications professional with over 12 years of experience. She has specialized in advocacy campaigns that aim to improve the health of women and children worldwide. As an expert in strategic communications, Lippi leverages low-cost marketing strategies to increase engagement with target stakeholders and boost brand awareness in global development. Lippi has an excellent education background, with a degree in Public Health and an MSPH in International Health focusing on Global Disease Epidemiology and Control from George Washington University and the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, respectively.

Throughout her career, she has worked with global development donor agencies, large international NGOs, and thought leaders in the sector. Her portfolio includes working on issues spanning women's health and well-being, universal health care, health security, gender equality, reproductive health and family planning, maternal and newborn health, vaccine development, malaria, HIV/AIDS, and neglected tropical diseases. As creator of #SaveMomsandKids advocacy campaign and co-chair of the international Social Media for Global Health working group, an 1000+ member professional association, Lippi has brought digital advocacy skills to the fore and influenced policy change.

At present, Lippi is the Director of Communications at Women Deliver, where she has previously held the Acting Head of Communications and Senior Manager, Communications roles. Before that, Lippi served as Communications Branch Chief, Office of HIV/AIDS at USAID, the Lead Communications Advisor at Women in Global Health, and the Strategic Communications Consultant at Self Employed. She also has experience as a marketing lead, program coordinator, and was a Presidential Management Fellow at OPM.