Solomon is a seasoned monitoring and evaluation expert with experience in research, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of development projects focusing on malaria, maternal and child health, and adolescent reproductive health in Africa. Much of his work has addressed issues of behavioral change and supporting health institutions (Ghana Health Service and faith-based institutions) using quality improvement tools and methods to increase effectiveness. Prior to joining ALM, Solomon worked with PATH, University Research Company and two local NGOs where he helped deliver project outcomes according the reporting needs of the organizations. He has also facilitated quality improvement training in Ethiopia and Ghana for mentors/coaches, and built capacity and mentoring skills at JSI Universal Immunization by training Family Health Services staff and key partners in quality improvement methodologies. Solomon holds a Masters of Research degree in Health Geography from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. [email protected]