Dr. Wendy Leonard is an experienced physician who has been working at the intersection of individual clinical care and public health for marginalized communities in East Africa and the United States for over two decades. She is passionate about designing local health systems that recognize the critical role that frontline health workers play in translating best practice clinical protocols into high quality care delivery, in inspiring engagement in care by the community members they serve, and in ensuring that data and information flows accurately and quickly to upstream policy and decision-makers. She has spent her career working alongside governments, communities and frontline health workers to successfully utilize national protocols for HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria as platforms to transform local health ecosystems into resilient, cohesive, comprehensive and effective local primary care delivery systems that achieve sustained impact.