Prior to joining ISPOR, Kelly spent the last 2 decades shaping health systems and public health policy across international development, government, and private sectors. Most recently, she was vice president of global health at Abt Global, responsible for the USAID global health portfolio. Previously, she had a 19-year career at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), culminating as director of USAID’s Office of Health Systems, managing a $1 billion portfolio dedicated to advancing primary care, equity, and health system resilience. At USAID, Kelly was also involved in working on Foreign Assistance strategy and programming, including as part of the COVID-19 response. Earlier in her career, Kelly led USAID’s “Acting on the Call” initiative to end preventable child and maternal deaths in 25 countries, and led the USG Zika response effort in Latin America.  Kelly holds a bachelor’s in international relations from the George Washington University and Masters’ in public health and public and international affairs from the University of Pittsburgh.  She was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Nicaragua from 1997 to 1999.