Lauren Marks

Lauren Marks is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse background in public policy and law.

She holds a BA in Public Policy from Duke University and a JD in Law from Georgetown University Law Center.

Lauren has an extensive track record in various organizations, having held significant roles in leading global partnerships, programs, and engagements.

Her previous positions include Global Strategic Partnership Head at Johnson & Johnson focusing on Global Public Health, Global Lead for Mental Health and USG Programs and Partnerships at Johnson & Johnson, and Director of Private Sector Engagement at the US Department of State in the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator.

Additionally, she has experience as a Senior Program Manager for Corporate Contributions at Johnson & Johnson, Health Program and Public Private Partnership Advisor at USAID/South Africa, Health Officer at USAID/South Africa, Attorney at Nixon Peabody, HIV/AIDS specialist at Human Rights Watch, and Program Officer at Oak Foundation in Zimbabwe.

Lauren Marks' career highlights her expertise in global health, public-private partnerships, strategic planning, program management, legal affairs, and advocacy work.

Her contributions to various organizations demonstrate her commitment to making a positive impact on a global scale, particularly in the areas of public health, human rights, and corporate social responsibility.