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Jennifer

Marcy

Senior Technical Advisor, WASH

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As senior technical advisor for WASH and nutrition, Jennifer manages PSI’s WASH and nutrition teams. She is responsible for strategy development, technical assistance to projects, and business development. Prior to joining PSI, Jennifer was a nutrition technical officer at FHI360 and at PATH, where she worked on global and country guidelines and tools for clinic and community-based nutrition services. Jennifer has a Master of Science in public health nutrition from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a Bachelor of Arts in international relations from Brown University. 

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