Patricia Bunyasi is a seasoned communications specialist, project manager, and consultant with a rich background in navigating the complex landscapes of social, economic, and political spheres. With a robust career spanning diverse sectors, Ms. Bunyasi has left an indelible mark on the discourse surrounding crucial themes such as environmental sustainability, gender equality, food security, agricultural development, government efficiency, and the United Nations Millennium Development Goals.

Ms. Bunyasi’s role as a Communications Specialist at the National Partnership for Action to End Health Disparities (NPA), an initiative spearheaded by the Office of Minority Health, played a pivotal role in orchestrating strategic initiatives aimed at advancing health equity. She deftly managed projects, led communications efforts, and engaged directly with clients to foster awareness of disparities and cultivate impactful partnerships.

With a keen eye for grants management, Ms. Bunyasi has consistently aligned grant opportunities with organizational objectives, maximizing success potential for nonprofits and businesses alike. Her meticulous approach to grants research ensures strategic alignment and optimal outcomes.

Adept at engaging diverse stakeholders, Ms. Bunyasi excels in navigating complex dynamics to foster inclusive collaboration. Her commitment to stakeholder engagement has been pivotal in driving positive outcomes throughout her career. Her proficiency in report writing has significantly influenced strategies and actions aimed at addressing health disparities.

Known for her ability to build strong client relationships, Ms. Bunyasi has consistently fostered trust and collaboration, resulting in extended engagements and additional opportunities. Her academic credentials include a B.A. from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and a Master’s from the London School of Economics and Political Science.