Ibrahim Sannoh, MBA, MPH

Ibrahim Sannoh is passionate about expanding access to equal resources to combat persistent inequities and disparities in maternal and child health. In his role as a project analyst at the Center on Child Wellbeing & Trauma, he conducts extensive library research on a variety of project-driven topics. Furthermore, he contributes to oral and written reporting and presentation of all project findings, as well as designing project-specific data collection tools.

Ibrahim previously worked at the Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia. In addition to his implementation projects, he partnered with diverse groups of public health experts, clinical researchers, social workers, and behavioral workers to investigate communicable diseases’ frequency and distribution in the environment and in human populations.

Ibrahim previously established neighborhood strategic planning partnerships to improve the health and economic status of economically disadvantaged communities by collaborating with state and local governments. In addition to his Master in Business Administration degree from the Saunders College of Business at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Ibrahim also holds a Master of Public Health degree from Hofstra University.