Janet Robinson is a global health specialist with more than 35 years’ experience spanning infectious disease, health security, climate and health, public health, One Health, clinical and laboratory services, health systems strengthening, quality assurance, regulatory affairs, and research.
She is currently serving as the Senior Director, Global Health within FHI 360’s Strategy and Resource Mobilization Group and is responsible for driving strategic growth, partnerships, innovations, and business development for FHI 360. Previously she served as FHI 360’s Director of Emerging Infectious Diseases and Health Security leading a global portfolio of Global Health Security, infectious diseases and health systems strengthening projects spanning Asia, Africa, and South America.
Ms. Robinson has a track record of succeeding with strategic investments, first with the creation of the Laboratory Sciences Division and later with the establishment of the Emerging Infectious Diseases and Health Security Division and finally heading up the Global Health Service Center which leads all Global Health Security pursuit and growth for FHI 360.
As part of her many roles within FHI 360, Ms. Robinson has spearheaded business development and growth efforts, securing over $450M in funding from a diverse range of USG and non-USG donors.
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