Peter is the Director and CEO of GalCare in Kenya, with over 25 years of experience in development and public health across the sub-Saharan African region. A seasoned executive, he brings exceptional strategic insight and deep commitment to advancing women’s health, gender equality and social inclusion. He has a proven record of leading program development, and building partnerships with governments, donors, and multilateral organizations in implementing evidence-based solutions that advance health and economic outcomes for women.

Prior to joining GalCare Peter served as the Country Director and Director of programs at the International Medical Corps (IMC), CHF International and Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, where he engaged key donors and development partners. He has led the design and implementation of high impact innovative health, nutrition, water hygiene, and sanitation programs across Eastern and Central Africa valued at 350 million USD.

Peter has had the privilege of sitting on several governance boards and committees. He served as the USPVO representative to the Africa Liaison Program Initiative, Global Co-Chair for WHO’s RBM Malaria Advocacy Working Group, Chair of Kenya NGO Alliance Against Malaria and founding member of Health NGOs Network (HENNET). In addition, he has worked as an independent consultant supporting philanthropic and government sectors in designing tailored transition programs and sustainability strategies at both country and county levels. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Development studies from Moi University, post graduate education in business administration and project management from Kenyatta University.

Stephanie March has spent nearly two decades working in and with communities across Africa and Latin America as an advocate for the safety, health, and education of women and adolescent girls. In addition to her role as a co-founder of GalCare March is on the US Board of the Panzi Foundation and Hospital, based in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ms. March also serves on the boards of The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Gotham Film & Media Institute, and the Board of Advisors for Northwestern University’s School of Communication. She is a long-time advocate for Planned Parenthood and formerly served on the board of Planned Parenthood Global.

Best known for her role as ADA Alex Cabot on TV’s hit series, Law & Order SVU, Ms. March most recently played Blinky in Ava DuVernay’s film, ‘Origin’ and Angelica Wyatt in ‘Harlan Coben’s Shelter’. In 2019, March made her debut as an executive producer – as well as a cast member – in the award-winning social media mockumentary, ‘The Social Ones’, which was written, produced, and directed entirely by women.

Ms. March is a graduate of Northwestern University and resides in NYC with her husband, Dan Benton, and her Maine Coon, Taco Cat.