Management team

Steve is a global health leader and visionary CEO of Primary Care International (PCI), a global organisation dedicated to strengthening the delivery of primary care worldwide through innovative and cost-effective models. Steve is passionate about using inclusive, adaptive, localised, and people-centred development practices to create a lasting impact on global health outcomes. With extensive experience in international development across Africa and Europe, Steve is an expert on health interventions driven by multi-stakeholder partnerships & innovation. Steve speaks at different forums, where he shares his insights and experience, and campaigns for better and more sustainable ways of doing development. He is a champion for communities taking ownership of their health and well-being and an advocate for equity and solidarity in global health.

Ros plays a central role in managing and developing the PCI project portfolio. She has a strong track record in strategy development, planning, programme management, working with partners and donors and monitoring and evaluation.  Prior to working at PCI Ros had substantial experience working on humanitarian and development projects in East Asia, South-East Asia and East Africa: working predominantly with the Red Cross Movement in field, headquarter and consultancy roles. She also worked with the Women’s Sport Trust in their operational team, promoting women’s sport.

Jack coordinates development of PCI’s digital portfolio, in particular he led on the setting up and development of the PCI Academy. Previous to that Jack supported a number of projects across PCI including the UNHCR ‘Caring for Refugees’ programme. Jack arrived at Primary Care International from Oxfam GB, where he worked for the Cash Learning Partnership in their Global Humanitarian Department. Jack has lived and worked in Thailand where he was an Academic Advisor for a municipal school district in Bangkok.

Oreoluwa manages communications and marketing at PCI, amplifying the profile and impact of the organization to various audiences. Oreoluwa has expertise in strategic communication, building relationships with stakeholders, and managing both internal and external communications for government agencies and non-profit organizations.

Sara has management responsibility for PCI’s Finance, HR and legal functions, infrastructure and internal policy development, as well as providing executive, governance and programme support, and managing our Clinical Associate network. Sara brings a breadth of administration, project and management experience to PCI from many years of working both for IBM and subsequently herself. In her private life, Sara is involved with a number of local community organizations and is a certified money coach for the national debt counselling charity Christians Against Poverty.

Harri has been working in developing online learning solutions for over 8 years. In that time she has worked in industries ranging from social care, to manufacturing, to beer production and even the judicial system. Her expertise lies in helping teams transform their content into highly effective online learning experiences, and she has several eLearning awards for her efforts. Harri is currently working with PCI to support our online learning offerings. Outside of PCI, she also supports other charities by sharing best practice and advice through the Charity Learning Consortium.