Haroun Habib

Haroun Habib, MBA, MPH, is a seasoned professional with a strong dedication to global social justice issues and building coalitions for community empowerment.

His extensive expertise spans various areas including global public health, international development, health policy, public health preparedness, health rights litigation, women's rights, HIV/AIDS prevention, health disparities, refugee health, public-private partnerships, and more.

Haroun has a rich background in the non-profit, social entrepreneurship, and public service sectors, having engaged in diverse roles such as research in vulnerable populations, volunteering in homeless shelters, managing a free health clinic, and educating youth about HIV/AIDS.

He holds an MBA in Business, International Business from Alu School Of Business, MPH from Boston University, and also studied at Harvard University, Georgetown University Law Center, and University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Throughout his career, Haroun has held various impactful positions in organizations like Americares, Measure Evaluation, Remitfund, Immap, and many others, contributing significantly to the realms of global health, new business development, administration, communications, writing, editing, and project management.

With strong advocacy skills and a profound belief in self-reliance, Haroun embodies the quote by Carter G. Woodson and actively works towards empowering communities to achieve sustainable outcomes.

He is adept at forming partnerships with organizations and excels in proposal development and project management.

Haroun's professional journey reflects a deep commitment to fostering positive change and addressing complex societal challenges with a global perspective and a hands-on approach.