Global Health Strategies (GHS)

The company provides advocacy, communications, and policy analysis services to advance public health initiatives globally.[2][3]

Overview

Global Health Strategies (GHS) is a public health advocacy and communications firm based in New York[1]. Founded in 2002 by David Gold and Victor Zonana, who drew on their experience in HIV activism, media, industry and government[4], the company provides advocacy, communications, and policy analysis services to advance public health initiatives globally[2]. GHS works with philanthropies, industry, multinational organizations, NGOs and governments[3]. The company organizes its work around six issue areas: Women & Adolescent Girls, Infectious Diseases, Emerging Diseases & Challenges, Health Systems & Universal Health Coverage, Global Health R&D and Non-Communicable Diseases[7]. GHS maintains offices in New York, New Delhi, Lucknow, Rio de Janeiro, Nairobi, Johannesburg, London and Jakarta[6], with its New York headquarters located at 38 E. 32nd St, 12th Floor[5]. The company lists two affiliate organizations, Global Finance Strategies and Bridge Consulting[8].

The company's own site places it in New York: Website lists 'New York' as the first office location in their global offices section: 'New York | New Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, Patna | Rio d. [1]

David Gold and Victor Zonana created GHS in 2002, drawing on their experience in HIV activism, media, industry and government. [4]

GHS lists its New York office at 38 E. 32nd St, 12th Floor, New York, NY 10016, phone +1 212 929 7888. [5]

Business address: 38 E 32nd St, New York, New York, 10016. [9]

Growth & traction

GHS's contact page lists offices in New York, New Delhi, Lucknow, Rio de Janeiro, Nairobi, Johannesburg, London and Jakarta. [6]

Partnerships

GHS lists two affiliate organizations, Global Finance Strategies and Bridge Consulting. [8]

Focus

  • GHS organizes its work around six issues: Women & Adolescent Girls, Infectious Diseases, Emerging Diseases & Challenges, Health Systems & Universal Health Coverage, Global Health R&D and Non-Communicable Diseases.[7]

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