Marie Wright

Marielouise Wright is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in global health, public health, social anthropology, and project management.

She pursued her education at various prestigious institutions, including Nyborg Gymnasium for her International Baccalaureate, Københavns Universitet for a Master of Science in Global Health, National University of Singapore for a Public Health program as an exchange student focusing on health policy, and University of St. Andrews for a Master of Arts in Social Anthropology.

Throughout her career, Marielouise has held key positions in renowned organizations, such as serving as a Consultant at the World Food Programme, and previously as the IEC Health Promotion Activity Manager at Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). She has also worked with organizations like the World Health Organization, AIDS-Fondet, Australian Children's Trust, and Kasanka Trust Zambia in various project management roles. Marielouise's expertise spans health promotion, international project management, and public health.

Her journey and contributions reflect a strong commitment to global health initiatives and a profound insight into social and cultural aspects influencing health outcomes.