Associate Director, Global Markets Team
Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)
Posted
Aug 24, 2026
Location
Remote
Type
Full-time
Mission
What you will drive
Lead global supply-side strategies for health commodities across infectious diseases, nutrition, and assistive technology markets in low-income countries.
- Develop and execute market-shaping strategies; negotiate with suppliers on pricing, availability, and affordability of priority commodities.
- Identify and build relationships with African suppliers to advance regional manufacturing and support procurement by ministries of health.
- Support CHAI Rwanda team on nutrition and assistive technology initiatives; liaise with disease and country teams on market analysis.
- Requires 8+ years professional experience in results-oriented environments; advanced degree in economics, public health, or business preferred.
- Requires exceptional stakeholder management, analytical skills, and willingness to travel 30–40% for supplier and partner meetings.
Profile
What makes you a great fit
Lead global supply-side strategies for health commodities across infectious diseases, nutrition, and assistive technology markets in low-income countries.
- Develop and execute market-shaping strategies; negotiate with suppliers on pricing, availability, and affordability of priority commodities.
- Identify and build relationships with African suppliers to advance regional manufacturing and support procurement by ministries of health.
- Support CHAI Rwanda team on nutrition and assistive technology initiatives; liaise with disease and country teams on market analysis.
- Requires 8+ years professional experience in results-oriented environments; advanced degree in economics, public health, or business preferred.
- Requires exceptional stakeholder management, analytical skills, and willingness to travel 30–40% for supplier and partner meetings.
About
Inside Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)
Clinton Health Access Initiative is a nonprofit that works to strengthen health systems and improve access to medicines in low- and middle-income countries.