Company intelligence
Management Sciences for Health
MSH advances knowledge and technology globally to support people locally to achieve health for all.
About Management Sciences for Health
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) works with governments and partners to build stronger health systems that improve lives. For more than 55 years and across 150+ countries, we have partnered with countries to strengthen health financing, workforce performance, medicines and supply systems, and data use—supporting locally-led solutions that create lasting impact and expand access to quality care. Please note: MSH only communicates with candidates through authorized representatives using official @msh.org email addresses and never requests payments during recruitment.
Verified activity
Signals from Management Sciences for Health
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Management Sciences for Health reported that over a two-year period in Ethiopia, 615 volunteers across 84 TB Survivor Clubs referred more than 126,000 people for TB screening, traced over 142,000 household contacts, and supported nearly 2,200 patients through treatment.
Reported by Management Sciences for Health
Research & Knowledge
Management Sciences for Health published its latest Annual Report reflecting on sustained partnership and country leadership delivering results across a changing global health landscape.
Reported by Management Sciences for Health
Research & Knowledge
Management Sciences for Health Senior Director Amy Boldosser-Boesch explores the approach of using the Tobacco Policy Action Fund for Africa (TOPAFA) Learning Labs to compare and adapt country experiences across sub-Saharan Africa through examples from tobacco control in Africa, maternal and newborn health in Guatemala, and primary health care in Ghana and Rwanda.
Reported by Management Sciences for Health
Research & Knowledge
Management Sciences for Health released its new Annual Report.
Reported by Marian Wentworth
Presence & Recognition
Management Sciences for Health will be featured on the main stage of the Women in Government Relations Annual Leadership & Advocacy Conference in Washington, D.C. on September 3, 2026, alongside Piper Hendricks and Aday E. Adetosoye.
Reported by Aday E. Adetosoye