As regional researcher, Brett Keller provides technical oversight for research activities conducted in PSI’s 9-country East Africa region. He supports strategic research projects in the region and organizes support for a portfolio of 100+ studies annually, including large-scale quantitative surveys, project evaluations, formative qualitative studies, and marketing research. Previously Brett worked with the Applied Analytics Team at the Clinton Health Access Initiative while based in Tanzania, and as an intern with the JSI Last 10 Kilometers Project in Ethiopia.
Brett has a Master of Science in Public Health degree from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, focused on global disease epidemiology and control, and a Master of Public Affairs from Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School, focused on economics and public policy. He is based in Nairobi, Kenya.
