Kate Campana manages Malaria No More's portfolio of investments in Africa.  These investments include MNM's signature Surround Sound communications programs in Senegal and Tanzania.  They also include investments in financing mechanisms for speedy mosquito net delivery, country capacity development, and commodities.

Kate Campana has spent a career between the private and the public sectors.  She began her career as a Peace Corps volunteer in a small village in eastern in Congo, where she learned first hand the ravages of malaria. 

She then alternated professional stints in finance, law and international economic development.  As an international development professional, Kate worked throughout Africa and at various times lived in Congo, Uganda and Sudan. She managed the east and north African operations of an international non-profit which provided advisory services for small and medium sized businesses in rural Africa.  

As a lawyer, Kate worked on Wall Street with a major international law firm, advising major financial institutions on complex cross border financial transactions.  She also served as Deputy Director of the Emerging Markets Traders Association where she advised leading financial institutions on how to navigate foreign fixed income markets.

Kate subsequently served as a community banker for a Bankers Trust in New York City, structuring small business, housing and real estate deals in the inner city.

Kate holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Texas A&M University and a law degree from Georgetown University.  She lives in New York City with her husband, James and two children, Melanie and Samantha.