Emma Klatman

Emma Klatman is a highly educated professional with a diverse academic background and extensive experience in the healthcare sector.

She holds a Master's Degree from Queen Mary, University of London, where she gained valuable insights into global health policies and advocacy.

In addition to her postgraduate studies, Emma has a Bachelor's Degree from San Francisco State University and has pursued language studies in Arabic at Santa Monica College.

With a keen interest in international affairs, she participated in the Overseas Studies Program at the University of Amsterdam, broadening her perspective on healthcare systems worldwide.

Emma has held various crucial roles in different organizations, showcasing her expertise in health systems strengthening and advocacy.

Currently, she serves as the Global Policy and Advocacy Manager at Diabetes NSW & ACT's Life for a Child program, where she contributes significantly to improving health outcomes for individuals with diabetes.

Previously, Emma worked as a Health Systems Specialist at Life for a Child Program within Diabetes NSW & ACT, as well as at the International Diabetes Federation, demonstrating her commitment to addressing healthcare challenges on a global scale.

Her experience also includes working as a Health Systems Strengthening Editorial Consultant at Mannion Daniels Limited, where she leveraged her skills to enhance healthcare programs.

Furthermore, Emma has a background in communications, having served as a Communications Intern at the City of Los Angeles in the Los Angeles City Council District 11.

She has also been actively involved in advocacy efforts, having served as a National Youth Advocate at the American Diabetes Association.