Who we are

The Coalition for Mental Health investment (CMHI) was co-founded by African Venture Philanthropy Alliance, Clinton Global Initiative, Kokoro, McKinsey Health Institute and Wellcome Trust. It is co-chaired by Chelsea Clinton and rotating leads from the founding partners.

In order to help facilitate cross-sectoral collaboration, CMHI is advised by organisations and networks that represent different communities (e.g., funders and buyers, implementors, researchers and lived experience experts, innovators, policy-makers and communicators), all of whom are critical to the scaling and development of mental health services around the world.

Meet our Co-Chairs

  • Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH

    Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation

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  • Natasha Müller

    Founder, Kokoro

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  • Miranda Wolpert

    Director of Mental Health, Wellcome

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  • Frank Aswani

    CEO, African Venture Philanthropy Alliance

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  • Erica Coe

    Partner, Global Coleader, McKinsey Health Institute

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Meet our Team

  • Jules Chappell OBE

    CEO, Kokoro

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  • Kana Enomoto

    Partner, Director of Brain Health, McKinsey Health Institute

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  • Gregory Milne

    CEO, Clinton Global Initiative

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  • Franciscka Lucien

    Senior Director of Health Equity, Clinton Global Initiative

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  • Ashley Ambrose

    Senior Manager of Health Equity, Clinton Global Initiative

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  • Kieran Lewis

    Strategic Partnerships Lead, Wellcome Trust

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  • Marshall Berton

    Brain Health Fellow, McKinsey Health Institute

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  • Gaia Brignone

    Head of Community & Communications, Kokoro

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  • Danielle DiStefano

    Deputy Head of Communications & Engagement, McKinsey Health Institute

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  • Kristina Durcakova

    Brain Health Fellow, McKinsey Health Institute

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  • Christie Kesner

    Mental Health Fellow, Clinton Global Initiative

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  • Shekhar Saxena

    Adjunct Professor, Harvard School of Public Health

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Meet our Organising Partners