In my work as a Senior Analyst in Health Financing with xxx, I have built reliable networks within various organisations such as government ministries (primarily Ministry of Health), bilateral and multilateral development organisations such as DFID, USAID, Irish Aid, World Bank amongst others. These relationships have been crucial in driving my work in resource mapping, maternal and neonatal care, health financing policy development and driving for sector wide efficiencies. It is the input and cooperation that I get from individuals I interact with from these major health sector stakeholders that have allowed me to achieve in an organisation that values relationships, networking and humility through service.
As a returning Chevening scholar, I will leverage these existing relationships to further advance my work in health policy reform as most of these organisations are critical players in health service delivery without whose buy-in any health financing reforms such as the proposed National Health Insurance will not be as successful. As a Chartered Accountant, I have horned my skills and networks in private sector service delivery and my studies in public policy will strengthen my talent and intuition in public service.
As a Charterered Accountant with ACCA, I am a member to global network of Chartered Accountants who share ideas and knowledge through various channels including local bodies, winter schools as well as electronic media such as LinkedIn and Facebook. I will actively use this network to encourage and advise more accountants to pursue careers within the public sector especially in Zimbabwe were this sector is starved of highly-skilled technocrats depriving it of the much needed instruments to drive public sector reform. I will use such existing links and media to open up opportunities for other Chevening community members to careers and opportunities that allow them to harness their skills and talent towards transformational impact in their various fields.
Over the last 10 years I have worked in external audit servicing a wide range of organisations within both the public and private sector. As an auditor and health analyst, I have interacted with with leaders in higher echelons of power and besides such as lawmakers, not only have I created been able to achieve my work and grow the organisations I have worked for, I have also created mentorship networks that allow me access to advice which will be critical in my career development in the medium to long term as such career growth is necessary to be able to influence public policy in Zimbabwe.
Additionally, the time I spent in Liberia as an expat working in a post conflict and challenging environment gave me multi-cultural experience through interacting with other expats and nationalities in such a hot spot during the Ebola era. I will exploit these networks as centres for knowledge sharing and cross country interaction.
As a returning Chevening scholar, I will leverage these existing relationships to further advance my work in health policy reform as most of these organisations are critical players in health service delivery without whose buy-in any health financing reforms such as the proposed National Health Insurance will not be as successful. As a Chartered Accountant, I have horned my skills and networks in private sector service delivery and my studies in public policy will strengthen my talent and intuition in public service.
As a Charterered Accountant with ACCA, I am a member to global network of Chartered Accountants who share ideas and knowledge through various channels including local bodies, winter schools as well as electronic media such as LinkedIn and Facebook. I will actively use this network to encourage and advise more accountants to pursue careers within the public sector especially in Zimbabwe were this sector is starved of highly-skilled technocrats depriving it of the much needed instruments to drive public sector reform. I will use such existing links and media to open up opportunities for other Chevening community members to careers and opportunities that allow them to harness their skills and talent towards transformational impact in their various fields.
Over the last 10 years I have worked in external audit servicing a wide range of organisations within both the public and private sector. As an auditor and health analyst, I have interacted with with leaders in higher echelons of power and besides such as lawmakers, not only have I created been able to achieve my work and grow the organisations I have worked for, I have also created mentorship networks that allow me access to advice which will be critical in my career development in the medium to long term as such career growth is necessary to be able to influence public policy in Zimbabwe.
Additionally, the time I spent in Liberia as an expat working in a post conflict and challenging environment gave me multi-cultural experience through interacting with other expats and nationalities in such a hot spot during the Ebola era. I will exploit these networks as centres for knowledge sharing and cross country interaction.