Thomson is a Board Member with versatile professional Project Planning and Management Specialist, Social worker, Researcher and Capacity Building practitioner with extensive training and experience in advocacy and lobbying. He has Thirty-Two (32) years’ practical experience working with advocacy and capacity building programmes for improving welfare of Children and Youth with government, International and National civil society organizations in Africa. Thomson is currently the Board Chairman and Executive Director of Promise Consult International, a leading consultancy firm in health, education, children, youth and socio-economic development and research work in Uganda for over 10 years.

Thomson holds a Master's degree in Management Studies and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management from Uganda Management Institute in Kampala. He holds a Bachelor's of Arts in Social Work and Social Administration from Makerere University, Kampala. In addition, Thomson received a Diploma in accounting for Business and Management from Cambridge International College, England and a Certificate in Advocacy from Centre for Family Studies, Nairobi, Kenya.

Albert is a seasoned taxation expert and tax auditor with over 20 years’ experience in the taxation industry. Albert holds a degree in Economics from Makerere University, Kampala and a post graduate Diploma in Taxation and Revenue Administration (PODTRA).

Albert has a depth of experience across various aspects of Taxation from compliance, tax advisory and international/cross-border taxation. His earlier career experience in taxation was as a tax auditor in Uganda Revenue Authority and later as a Tax Manager and Tax Director for a span of 14 years at two of the Big 4 audit firms.

Albert is a member of Rotary Club and is a Paul Harris Fellow (PHF).

Patrick Ngolobe joins the Board of Baylor, with 20 years executive leadership experience a career that has seen him work for top tier companies in the market. Patrick is a Managing Partner at Africa Executive Leadership Solutions, a consulting firm in human resources, organizational development, and business advisory services. Previously Patrick worked with Umeme Uganda Limited as the Head of Human Resources where he championed several business transformations that improved the company performance, employee productivity & welfare, and customer services. Patrick had prior to Umeme Limited worked with Uganda Breweries Limited (as subsidiary of East Africa Breweries and Diageo PLC) as the Human Resources Director where he led the people agenda that enabled business turnaround and positioned Uganda Breweries as a net exporter of talent within the Diageo operations.  Patrick also worked with MTN Uganda as Human Resources Manager having started off his career at Uganda Revenue Authority.

Patrick is passionate about building and enabling leadership in order to transform organizations and businesses and he brings this conviction to the Board and the Team at Baylor.

Patrick is an alumnus of Quantic School of Business and Technology where he graduated with an MBA, a graduate of Uganda Management Institute and Makerere University Kampala. He is Certified Professional Coach.

He is President Emeritus of the Human Resources Managers’ Association of Uganda and currently serves on the Human Resources Committee of the Board for FOWODE, and Smart Girls Foundation among others

Adam Gibson is Manager for Texas Children’s Global Health. He earned a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from South Texas College of Law and Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from University of St. Thomas. He previously held positions as Vice President & COO at Salvex, Director of Business Development at Rottet Studio, Vice President of International Business at Greater Houston Partnership and Deputy Director at Bilateral Chamber of Commerce. He has also served as Executive Director of the Houston World Trade Center and World Energy Cities Partnership. Adam currently serves on the President’s Advisory Board at University of St. Thomas and Board of Directors of Baylor Foundation Uganda. He has held numerous board of directors positions for community, education and arts organizations, including Houston Export Academy at Houston Community College, Lawndale Art Center and Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Design Council. He is also a graduate of the Center for Houston’s Future.

Dr. Kiragga is a public health physician who brings to Baylor Foundation-Uganda 20+ years of experience in technical leadership and management of complex health programs in Africa and Asia. Currently, as Chief of Party (COP) for the USAID Regional Health Integration to Enhance Services in the North, Acholi (RHITES-N, Acholi), Dr. Kiragga provides technical and managerial oversight for USAID/Uganda’s Health and HIV/AIDS project implementation across eight districts in Acholi, as well as leadership for the rollout of USAID’s Quality Improvement Collaborative across all regions of Uganda.

Prior to his work on RHITES-N, Acholi, Dr. Kiragga was a COP of the USAID/Uganda Private Health Support Program (PHSP) and the Health Initiatives for the Private Sector (HIPS) Project, where he spearheaded service delivery, public-private partnerships (PPPs) and OVC programs across the country. Under the HIPS project and together with key professionals, established the Uganda Healthcare Federation (UHF), an umbrella group for the private sector in Uganda. Early in his career, Dr. Kiragga managed critical health service infrastructure rehabilitation and the establishment of functional health systems on World Bank post-conflict projects in East Timor and Rwanda, grounding his understanding of programmatic implementation in fragile settings.

From District Director of Health Services to senior-level technical advisory and management positions on four US government projects, Plan Uganda and World Bank projects, Dr. Kiragga has fostered and maintained collaborative working relationships with USAID, CDC, GOU, MOH, and its related agencies, international and local implementing partners, and other key stakeholders and has successfully built coalitions to deliver results. A native of Uganda, Dr. Kiragga has a MBCHB (MUK), MPH (Liverpool), MSC (London), and is currently a PhD candidate at Walden University, USA.

Dr Adeodata R. Kekitiinwa is a Ugandan born certified pediatrician, Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine, Executive Director for Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation-Uganda (Baylor-Uganda) and serve as the Site Leader for the  Baylor Uganda Clinical Research Site (CRS #31798) which is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University Kampala HIV Clinical Trial Unit (JHU Kampala CTU).

She leads a team of 457 personnel that offer both comprehensive HIV/AIDS/TB care and research activities at the Baylor Uganda Clinical Center of Excellence (COE).  In addition, she provides technical assistance to Uganda Ministry of Health (MOH) through participating and sharing best practices on various technical working groups.

Through her leadership, Baylor-Uganda has provided comprehensive HIV/AIDS/TB services through strengthening health systems and district led programming in 4 regional blocks of Arua, Soroti, Moroto and Fort portal covering 30 districts from 2010-2016/17. These regions have shown the highest significant reduction in HIV prevalence as per the Uganda Public Health Assessment fact sheets of Sep 2017.  Currently, she leads teams that provide technical assistance to Rwenzori region, Fort portal (08 districts), providing comprehensive family centered pediatric and adolescent HIV/AIDS/TB services through the same approach above.

As a Principal Investigator, she has conducted ARROW and CHAPAS Studies at Baylor-Uganda. ARROW is the largest pediatric ARV trial to date that has contributed to several policy changes internationally, by producing evidence for the inclusion of Abacavir as a first line ART drug for children”. Since 2014, when she joined the JHU Kampala CTU as a CRS Leader for the Baylor-Uganda CRS, the CRS has done an outstanding job conducting studies in Cure, PrEP, and Treatment for pregnant mothers, children and women/youth-at-risk. Since our approval as a CRS, we have been conducting both IND/non-IND phase I-III trials for NIH/DAIDS networks (IMPAACT,HPTN); and have been among the  top enrollers in the IMPAACT, and HPTN Protocols includes the CURE protocol.