We believe good work is rooted in good people.

Meet Our Team

  • Kerry has over 25 years of experience designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating projects worldwide. She founded and managed two successful woman-owned small businesses and has extensive experience brokering partnerships across the private and public sectors. Kerry is a pioneer in the digital innovation space, promoting adoption of digital technologies and designing investments in digital health and the digital economy. She is a frequent author and presenter both in peer reviewed publications and conferences and in blogs communicating her team’s work. She is Adjunct Faculty at Georgetown University  and serves on the board of the American Evaluation Association.

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  • Meredith is a seasoned evaluator with 14 years of global experience across Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and the Caribbean. A specialist in gender equity and social inclusion, she’s worked with governments, multilateral agencies, foundations, and NGOs. Meredith champions participatory, locally led evaluation, skillfully bridging donor, implementer, and community perspectives to produce human-centered evidence that drives better decisions.

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  • Jade is a monitoring, evaluation, and learning leader passionate about translating information into useful, engaging learnings and actionable recommendations. She has more than 15 years of experience leading qualitative and quantitative evaluation and research contracts, facilitating trainings and strategic planning, and building individual and institutional MEL capacity. Jade has worked across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa in diverse sectors.

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  • Dr. Vandelanotte is a Medical Doctor and Specialist in Public Health Medicine with Broad experience in Sub-Saharan Africa in tropical medicine, hospital management, health systems strengthening, monitoring and evaluation in senior management positions. He has senior experience developing monitoring systems and data quality assurance mechanisms. He has led more than 20 evaluations, is a motivational mentor and trainer, and is fluent in French and English.

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  • Alison is a global health leader with over 15 years of experience advancing evidence-based programming across Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. She brings deep expertise in monitoring, evaluation, research, and learning, with a strong track record of translating data and field insights into strategy, program design, and adaptive decision-making. She is skilled in fostering team collaboration and in developing tools, processes, and knowledge products that drive learning and impact.

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  • Thom is a senior executive with more than 30 years of diverse global experience in contract and business operations, business management, and strategic consulting. A 20-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps, Thom brings demonstrated expertise managing large budget resources for academic institituions, government agencies, and small businesses. He has a proven capability to forge effective working relationships vertically, across organizations, and with internal and external partners. He is passionate about leading, managing, and motivating teams to maximize their talents and elicit their best work.

  • Mary is highly skilled in leading and working with teams to conduct research and evaluation efforts, including all aspects of design, implementation, and report and presentation preparation and delivery. She has extensive experience working with governments, consulting firms, universities, non-profit organizations, and multinational corporations on a variety of topic areas and contexts. Much of her work has focused on U.S. public health, but she is passionate about supporting all kinds of mission-driven organizations to tell their stories.

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  • Daisy Kisyombe is an international MEL expert with over 15 years of experience designing and implementing M&E systems across East, West, and Southern Africa, and the Caribbean. She has led monitoring, evaluation, research, and learning functions for major donor-funded programs—including PEPFAR, The World Bank, and the Hilton Foundation—across Southern and Eastern Africa and the Caribbean. She brings deep technical expertise in HIV/AIDS, Maternal, Newborn and child health, sexual and reproductive health, Early childhood development, gender-based violence, youth livelihoods and women’s empowerment programming. She has particular skills in human-centered and community-led monitoring approaches, data quality management, and capacity strengthening for civil society organizations.

Remembering Christine Robinson

Christine Robinson, a cherished part of our ClearUp family, passed away on September 19, 2026, after courageously battling ALS over the past year.

Christine was so much more than our colleague. She was a dedicated teammate, a curious explorer, and a fierce friend. We will always remember her generous heart, her quick wit, and her unparalleled data visualization skills. We miss her every day. You can read more about her life and legacy here.

If you’d like to honor Christine, consider a donation to ALS United Mid-Atlantic, who provided advice and equipment throughout her journey, or the Alpha Fire Company of State College who helped Christine safely travel to medical appointments and hospital visits.