Nada Hamade

Nada Hamade is an accomplished professional with a diverse background spanning public health, outreach, communications, and government relations.

With a strong academic foundation, Nada holds a Doctorate in Public Health with a focus on Environmental Health Sciences from Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, an MS in Environmental Toxicology from UC Irvine, and a BS in Biology from the American University of Beirut.

Throughout her career, Nada has held key roles in renowned organizations such as Oxfam, the International Committee of the Red Cross, UN Women, NIEHS Center for Environmental Health, WEACT for Environmental Justice, and Columbia University Medical Center, showcasing her expertise in areas such as research, epidemiology, public policy, and corporate social responsibility.

Her professional journey includes positions like Head of Gulf Partnerships at Oxfam, Team Leader/Protection Delegate at the International Committee of the Red Cross, and Outreach and Business Development Specialist at UN Women, illustrating her proficiency in human rights, protection, humanitarian assistance, and fundraising.

Nada's extensive experience underscores her commitment to issues related to gender, science, development, and environmental health, making her a well-rounded professional in the public sector.

Her skill set encompasses a wide range of specialties such as public health, government relations, gender, human rights, and community outreach, making her a valuable asset with a wealth of knowledge and expertise to offer.