Tenly Snow is a senior digital solutions specialist with 15 years of expertise in digital transformation, supply chain management, and strategic solutioning. Her extensive collaborations span governmental, private sector, and non-profit organizations across the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Europe. Through her work with USAID, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the World Bank, Snow has spearheaded innovations in software development and digital health, significantly enhancing health system resilience and pandemic preparedness on a global scale.
At Abt, Snow leads and supports digital initiatives and activities, helping countries use data and innovative technology approaches to build responsive, scalable, digital ecosystems. Her work ensures that countries use built-for-purpose, sustainable digital tools and services that increase pandemic preparedness, build health system resilience, and improve the use of data for critical decision-making.
Snow’s previous roles include serving as Director of Community for OpenLMIS, where she expanded software implementation in nine countries. She has also led business development and software implementation for Zenysis Technologies, a data integration and analytics startup working closely with The Global Fund, USAID, and other global funders.
Expertise
- Digital health
- Strategic solutioning
- Project management
- Data analysis
- Supply chain management
Key Projects
- USAID Local Health System Sustainability Project
- USAID Public Sector Systems Strengthening Plus Tanzania
- USAID Healthy Mother, Healthy Baby Activity Tajikistan
Education
- M.S., International Conservation and Development, University of Montana
- B.A., English Literature, Whitman College
- French Language Study, L’Institut Catholique de Paris
Awards/Honors
- U.S. Department of Defense Critical Language Program recipient
- University of Montana Distinguished Alumni
- Women in Digital Health Leadership Workshop participant
- National Language Service Corps (NLSC) member