Associate
Hilary lives in Gauteng Province, South Africa, where she works at the southern Africa office of the UK Department of International Development.
Hilary is a highly skilled manager in the development sector working particularly on gender-based violence, HIV and other public health issues.
Jeff Hoover
Associate
Jeff is a U.S.-based writer, editor and researcher with extensive experience on the international response to AIDS and global development health priorities more generally. Among his other areas of work in recent years are projects regarding election monitoring, tobacco control and anti-corruption programming and policies.
Jeff is a U.S.-based writer, editor and researcher with extensive experience on the international response to AIDS and global development health priorities more generally. Among his other areas of work in recent years are projects regarding election monitoring, tobacco control and anti-corruption programming and policies.
Martina Clark
Martina Clark brings over two decades of international work experience on HIV and AIDS to the ASAP team. Through this work, she has traveled to about 90 countries, and has done HIV-related work in at least 50 of those.
Sophie Dilmitis
Associate
Sophie Dilmitis brings to ASAP two decades of pioneering grassroots work and top-level policy development focussing on women and young people in developing and developed countries. Born in Zimbabwe, Sophie has been HIV-Positive for 18 years.
Sophie Dilmitis brings to ASAP two decades of pioneering grassroots work and top-level policy development focussing on women and young people in developing and developed countries. Born in Zimbabwe, Sophie has been HIV-Positive for 18 years.
Martin Choo
Associate
Martin is a social scientist based in Malaysia who brings to ASAP his extensive research work, Government-level consulting and high-level contacts in Asia-Pacific HIV networks.
Martin is a social scientist based in Malaysia who brings to ASAP his extensive research work, Government-level consulting and high-level contacts in Asia-Pacific HIV networks.
Hanke Nubé
Associate
Hanke has worked at the highest levels of government and NGO engagement with AIDS policy and implementation. Her training as a cultural anthropologist adds a unique perspective to her work with ASAP.
Hanke has worked at the highest levels of government and NGO engagement with AIDS policy and implementation. Her training as a cultural anthropologist adds a unique perspective to her work with ASAP.
Christoforos Mallouris
Associate
Chris specialises in the meaningful participation of communities, in particular people living with HIV, in policy and programme development and implementation. He brings a diverse experience working within the UN system as well as within civil society organisations and networks of people living with HIV.
Chris specialises in the meaningful participation of communities, in particular people living with HIV, in policy and programme development and implementation. He brings a diverse experience working within the UN system as well as within civil society organisations and networks of people living with HIV.
Karen Michael-Cox
Associate
Karen specialises in developing proposals and in advocacy and policy. Based now in the UK, she's a South African national, and has worked on many successful major funding bids, to the Government of the Netherlands, among others.
Karen specialises in developing proposals and in advocacy and policy. Based now in the UK, she's a South African national, and has worked on many successful major funding bids, to the Government of the Netherlands, among others.
Bobby Ramakant
Associate
Bobby's part of the SEA-AIDS and Stop-TB eForum Resource teams, a member of sub-working groups of Stop TB Partnership, and has worked with HDN, the Health and Development Networks. Bobby has co-authored the commentary for The Lancet TB series, and has been elected as Vice President of the Indian Network of NGOs on HIV/AIDS.
Bobby's part of the SEA-AIDS and Stop-TB eForum Resource teams, a member of sub-working groups of Stop TB Partnership, and has worked with HDN, the Health and Development Networks. Bobby has co-authored the commentary for The Lancet TB series, and has been elected as Vice President of the Indian Network of NGOs on HIV/AIDS.
Nadine Ferris France
Associate
Nadine has spent 20 years working in HIV and global health with both United Nations and civil society agencies, as well as in academic institutions in Asia, Africa and her home country, Ireland.
Nadine has spent 20 years working in HIV and global health with both United Nations and civil society agencies, as well as in academic institutions in Asia, Africa and her home country, Ireland.
Natalie Fisher Spalton
Associate
Natalie brings to ASAP over 20 years of experience in programme coordination, community development and advocacy of women and girls’ human rights and NGO management. She's a former Deputy General Secretary of the World YWCA.
Natalie brings to ASAP over 20 years of experience in programme coordination, community development and advocacy of women and girls’ human rights and NGO management. She's a former Deputy General Secretary of the World YWCA.
Mike Hartley
Web Designer
While studying manufacturing engineering and economics at university, Mike discovered he was a creative trapped in an engineer’s body. An MA in Applied Social Research and four years of HIV Education practice later, the internet was invented: a web designer was born.
While studying manufacturing engineering and economics at university, Mike discovered he was a creative trapped in an engineer’s body. An MA in Applied Social Research and four years of HIV Education practice later, the internet was invented: a web designer was born.
Robin Gorna, Director
Director
Robin founded ASAP in 2010. She believes that there is a real opportunity to end the AIDS epidemic, and wants to bring her skills and that of her peers to meet that goal. She brings decades of experience: in leadership positions in government, international organizations and at community level.
Robin founded ASAP in 2010. She believes that there is a real opportunity to end the AIDS epidemic, and wants to bring her skills and that of her peers to meet that goal. She brings decades of experience: in leadership positions in government, international organizations and at community level.