With 20 years’ experience in research and project management, Ralph provides strategic and operational leadership and oversight across a portfolio of complex multi-country health research and intervention programmes focused on Newborn Health and Child Development. At the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, he leads the non-scientific delivery of projects, including the Baby Ubuntu programme, where he works closely with the team to ensure strong financial, contractual and operational foundations for sustainable growth. He is a strong advocate for empowering teams, ensuring partners and colleagues have the tools, structures, and confidence they need to deliver their best work. Drawing on experience across the public and private sectors, he brings a pragmatic and strategic approach to programme delivery, balancing long-term vision with thoughtful day-to-day management.
- Voice of Ubuntu Stories of Togetherness and Belonging: From Shame to StrengthIn News & Posts25 September 2026
- Voice of Ubuntu Stories of Togetherness and Belonging: Small Steps to Big ChangesIn News & Posts25 September 2026
- Voice of Ubuntu Stories of Togetherness and Belonging: From Whispers to AcceptanceIn News & Posts25 September 2026
- 60 seconds with…Oluwatosin Olorunmoteni, Suzanna Bright and Funmilayo OmodaraIn News & Posts28 August 2026
- From Uganda to Malawi: Taking Baby Ubuntu beyond bordersIn News & Posts27 August 2026
- Baby Ubuntu at EACD 2026: Adapting for impact across cultures and contextsIn News & Posts16 June 2026
- Baby Ubuntu at Humanity and Inclusion’s Global Learning Event in EthiopiaIn News & Posts27 May 2026
- Baby Ubuntu Trial Takes Centre Stage in KigaliIn News & Posts27 April 2026
- Strengthening the Baby Ubuntu Global Community Through Shared LearningIn News & Posts27 March 2026
- Baby Ubuntu in Action: Programme Implementation in Diverse SettingsIn Webinars27 February 2026
