Stella Oladapo

Stella S. Oladapo is an international public health professional with over a decade of experience in global health, health policy, and management. She is skilled in disaster preparedness, partnership management, sustainable development, fundraising, advocacy, and consensus-building among diverse stakeholders.

With a strong background in health promotion and program management across the United States and Sub Saharan Africa, Stella has proven her ability to effectively communicate with internal and external partners to drive impactful outcomes.

Her expertise spans international and domestic funding in human development, working with renowned organizations like USAID, EU, DFID, and the Global Fund. Stella excels in fundraising, partnership development, and collaborating with multilateral organizations, major corporations, and foundations.

Stella is proficient in various tools and languages including the Microsoft Office Suite, programming languages like Python and HTML, as well as website and graphic design. She also holds intermediate fluency in German and Spanish.

Stella S. Oladapo's educational background includes a College Preparatory Diploma from Chamblee Charter High School, an MPH from Georgia State University, and a BS from Xavier University of Louisiana.

Throughout her career, Stella has held key roles such as Senior Health Communications Specialist at Karna, LLC, Executive Director at Catalyst Consulting, External Relations Advisor at All On, Partnerships and NGO Relations at Shell, and various advisory and specialist positions in notable organizations like Preparis, Inc., Georgia Dept of Early Care and Learning, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Additionally, Stella has contributed to community development initiatives through her role as Founder and Executive Director at the Starlight International Development Foundation.

Stella S. Oladapo's rich and diverse professional background, coupled with her passion for public health and sustainable development, positions her as a valuable asset in the field of international health and partnership management.