Christopher Lourenco

Christopher Lourenco is a highly educated professional with a Doctor of Philosophy in Geography and Epidemiology from the University of Southampton, an MPH in Epidemiology from Boston University School of Public Health, and a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Boston University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences.

With a strong background in academia, Christopher has held key positions in renowned organizations. He is currently serving as the Deputy Director for Malaria at Population Services International. His past roles include being a Senior Technical Advisor at the Clinton Health Access Initiative, a Project Manager at MAVERIC, and a Senior Lab Technician at Boston University's Department of Biology.

Christopher Lourenco's expertise spans across various domains including epidemiology, public health, malaria prevention, and project management. His academic qualifications and professional experiences have equipped him with a diverse skill set that enables him to make significant contributions to the field of healthcare and research.

His leadership roles in different organizations reflect his commitment to improving global health outcomes and addressing critical issues such as malaria control and infectious diseases. Christopher's career trajectory showcases a consistent dedication to driving positive change through his work and expertise in epidemiology and public health.