Sarah Mohammed

Finance Manager, endTB

Professional Overview

Sarah Mohammed is an experienced finance professional with over a decade of expertise in the global health and development sectors. As the Finance Manager at endTB, a Partners In Health initiative, she oversees the financial management and reporting for projects aimed at combating tuberculosis in high-burden countries.

Experience Summary

Current Role
As the Finance Manager at endTB, Sarah is responsible for managing the finances of multi-million dollar projects focused on expanding access to innovative treatments for drug-resistant tuberculosis. She oversees budget planning, compliance, and reporting, ensuring effective utilization of grant funds and compliance with donor requirements. Under her leadership, the endTB finance team has maintained a strong track record of on-time and accurate financial reporting, contributing to the program's successful expansion across multiple countries.

Career Progression
Prior to her current role, Sarah held finance and project management positions at various global health organizations, including Jhpiego, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and John Snow, Inc. (JSI). She has demonstrated a strong ability to navigate complex financial systems, manage project budgets, and collaborate with diverse stakeholders. Sarah's experience also includes roles at the U.S. Department of State and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where she leveraged her expertise in program management and public health to contribute to global health initiatives.

Academic Background
Sarah holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and has completed additional training in project management and global health financing.

Areas of Expertise

• Financial management and reporting

• Grant compliance and donor relations

• Budgeting and cost analysis

• Project management and strategic planning

• Global health program implementation

• Stakeholder engagement and capacity building

Professional Impact
Throughout her career, Sarah has made significant contributions to the global health sector. As a Finance Manager at Jhpiego, she led the financial management of a large-scale maternal and child health program in sub-Saharan Africa, ensuring efficient utilization of resources and timely reporting to donors. At the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, she played a key role in improving financial systems and processes, leading to enhanced transparency and accountability.

Conclusion
With her extensive experience in finance, project management, and global health, Sarah Mohammed is a valuable asset to the endTB initiative and the broader mission of improving access to quality healthcare in resource-limited settings. Her commitment to financial stewardship, strategic decision-making, and collaborative leadership positions her as a trusted partner in driving positive change and impacting the lives of individuals and communities worldwide.