Amy LaTrielle

Advocate for Women & Girls/ Champion for Health Equity/ Focused on health impact in fragile and humanitarian settings

Summary

Amy LaTrielle is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in global health and development.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in French and History, Cum Laude from The University of Montana, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with honors from the University of Phoenix.
Amy LaTrielle also studied at the Georgetown Leadership Seminar at Georgetown University, further enhancing her leadership skills, and pursued Advanced French Studies at Université Grenoble Alpes.
In her professional career, Amy has held significant roles including Director of Fragile and Conflict Countries at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
Prior to that, she served as Vice President overseeing Operational Excellence and Global Programs at Population Services International.
She also has experience as Vice President in the Foundation Markets & Global Fund Management Unit at Population Services International.
Amy LaTrielle has a background in managing operations in challenging environments, having been Deputy Regional Director for West and Central Africa and Deputy Country Representative overseeing Operations and Global Fund Programs at Population Services International.
Her expertise spans various areas, as she has previously worked on projects related to livelihood and integration for PLWHA, business development, procurement, and project management.
Before her leadership roles, Amy gained field experience as a Water and Health Volunteer with the Peace Corps.