Aaron Tjoa

Associate Director, Malaria Elimination Financing at Clinton Health Access Intiative
Summary
Aaron Tjoa is an accomplished professional with a diverse academic background and extensive experience in the fields of finance, healthcare, and public policy.
He obtained his JD from the prestigious University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, a Certificate in Business Economics and Public Policy from the renowned Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, and an AB in Economics from Harvard University.
Aaron currently serves as the Associate Director of Malaria Elimination Financing at the Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc., where he plays a crucial role in combating malaria through financial strategies.
Prior to this role, he held various positions within the organization, including Senior Manager of the Global Malaria Finance Team and Global Finance Manager for Global Malaria.
His commitment to public service is evident through his past roles, such as Co-Founder and Managing Director of the School Redevelopment Initiative, Law Clerk for Tax Reform at the United States Senate Committee on Finance, and work in health reform at The White House.
Aaron has also contributed significantly to economic and housing development during his tenure at the City of Newark under Mayor Cory Booker's administration.
His expertise extends to research and project management, demonstrated by his roles as Research Associate and Project Manager within the Global Operations Research Team at the Clinton Health Access Initiative and as a Laboratory and Rural Healthcare Analyst at the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative.
During his undergraduate years, Aaron distinguished himself as an Undergraduate Research Scholar at the Harvard Institute for Quantitative Social Science.