Tracey McNeill

Tracey McNeill leads a team that works to dramatically improve the efficiency, quality, and equity of primary health care by building on the deep experience of the foundation and its partners in health systems strengthening, health system design, and service delivery innovation.

Before joining the foundation in 2020, Tracey was vice president of global clinical governance and quality at Babylon Healthcare, after first serving as the company’s chief mobilization officer and as CEO of its digital health subsidiary in Rwanda, Babyl Rwanda. At Babylon Healthcare, Tracey worked with global regulators and policymakers to ensure delivery of high-quality primary health care services through virtual consultations across the UK and internationally. At Babyl Rwanda, she partnered with the government of Rwanda and other stakeholders to roll out a digital health service as a part of the government’s universal health coverage scheme.

Earlier, Tracey served as the senior vice president and commercial director at Marie Stopes International, where she collaborated with a diverse set of country leadership teams to expand the organization’s international programs in hard-to-reach areas.

Tracey earned a post-graduate qualification in occupational health from RCN London and a certification as a registered nurse from The Royal Free Hospital.