November 4, 2021

Jon Kidwell is a leadership and business coach who develops leaders to deliver tremendous impact for their mission with a people-centered approach to achieving results. Jon brings over 15 years of leadership experience in nonprofit and business. Additionally, he is an Adj. Professor of Organizational Leadership at the Townsend Institute at Concordia University Irvine.

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Felicia Browne, ScD, MPH, is a Senior Research Social Epidemiologist at RTI. Her research areas include developing and evaluating multilevel HIV risk-reduction interventions for adolescents and young adults and health disparity populations, particularly with the use of mHealth technology, and understanding and addressing social determinants as they relate to HIV/STI risk. Dr. Browne has more than a decade of experience in key roles on HIV behavioral intervention studies for populations at risk for HIV in the United States and South Africa. She is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor in Health Behavior at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health.

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Aubrey Weber, MPH, is currently a Technical Officer II for Science Facilitation in the Global Health, Population & Nutrition operating unit at FHI 360. She has more than eight years of experience spanning global, nonprofit, public health, research, communications, education, editorial, and journalistic settings. Weber's areas of expertise include digital engagement, writing and editing, virtual learning and adaptation, knowledge management, and basic graphic design. Most recently, Weber's work includes project managing and leading the development and production of a virtual HIV prevention trainers’ workshop; creating and facilitating a project-based digital engagement training series on virtual competencies, social media, and writing and dissemination skills; consulting on and contributing to digital engagement, research utilization, and communications strategies; and building, monitoring, and managing social media work plans for global projects with a combined following of more than 58,000 individuals across platforms. Since 2016, she has published more than 30 blog posts on 10 websites and in two print and e-magazines. Weber is also an active leader of FHI 360’s Young & Emerging Professionals Employee Resource Group.

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Laura Hoemeke, DrPH, is an independent consultant and adjunct professor at UNC’s Gillings School of Global Public Health. Dr. Hoemeke has experience in health policy development and analysis, program design and management, advocacy, and communications. She has expertise in health systems strengthening, primary health care, governance, and health financing. Her experience includes 15 years of residence in Francophone Africa and more than two decades of short-term assignments throughout Central, East, West Africa and Asia. Dr. Hoemeke has a doctorate from UNC’s Gillings Global School of Public Health and an MPH from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

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Noé Rajerison is a public health professional with extensive experience working with NGOs and community-based organizations as well as Ministries of Health in low- and middle-income countries. He’s passionate about improving and increasing healthcare services delivery to the underserved communities and has been key to the growth of the MiracleFeet-supported programs in Francophone and West/Central Africa during his previous role as a regional program manager. Noé brings his expertise in project management and health programming to the global partners of MiracleFeet, where he currently serves as Associate Director of Programs.