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Dr. Larry Sthreshley has been a recognized leader in global public health for over 25 years, focusing primarily in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He has spent most of his life in the Congo, having grown up as the son of Presbyterian missionaries in the Kasaï Provinces. He currently serves as a health liaison with the Presbyterian Mission Agency and is seconded to IMA World Health, serving as IMA’s Country Director for DRC.

Dr. Sthreshley’s technical expertise centers around health systems strengthening, MCH, nutrition, malaria, WASH, SGBV and livelihood programs. He has made significant contributions to the design and implementation of large-scale health systems strengthening programs in the DRC and also has specialized experience in health care financing and cost recovery, supply chain management, and monitoring and evaluation.

Prior to leading the ASSP Project, Dr. Sthreshley served as the Chief of Party for the USAID Project AXxes (2006-2011) designed to provide integrated development assistance based on the Ministry of Health’s “Appui Global” strategy for 57 health zones, reaching a population of more than 8 million persons. He has also collaborated on healthcare policy with the U.S. government and international donors, including the Global Fund, DFID, and EU.

He holds a doctorate in international health systems management from Tulane University, a master’s degree in public health from UCLA and an undergraduate degree in public health from the University of North Carolina.

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Dr. Shannon grew up in the Democratic Republic of Congo where his father worked as a missionary ophthalmologist for the Presbyterian Mission Agency in the Kasais.

Dr. Shannon pursued higher education in the United States and went into medicine. He chose primary care and, during residency and then fellowship training (through which he received an MSPH degree), he got involved in medical education. Dr. Shannon initially returned to Africa to help initiate a master’s in family medicine program in partnership with Moi University in Kenya. From there, his journey continued with a group of South Sudanese-Canadians who had received medical degrees in Cuba but were sent to Canada as refugees. Due to their desire to return as physicians to South Sudan, Dr. Shannon agreed to organize training programs for them in Kenya and help arrange a return to their native South Sudan. IMA helped secure funding for that training and, upon completion of those programs, Dr. Shannon helped IMA open offices in South Sudan as IMA was asked to play a leading role in developing a new health system for the soon-to-be new nation of South Sudan. Dr. Shannon spent about two years as the Southern Sudan representative for IMA World Health before returning to Canada where he helped teach at McMaster University and practiced family medicine alongside his wife for a few years.

In July 2014, Dr. Shannon returned to DRC in the capacity of deputy country director and now deputy chief of party on the ASSP project.

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Bernard Ngoy, MD, MPH, is a Congolese physician who received his Medical Doctor Diploma in General Human Medicine at the University of Kinshasa in 2001. After serving as a medical officer at Bulape Hospital for seven years, he studied to receive his Master’s in Public Health from the University of Kinshasa School of Public Health.
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