Beth Tritter is a partner at FGS Global, a global strategic communications and stakeholder strategy firm. She co-leads the firm’s social impact practice, advising philanthropic, nonprofit, and corporate clients on organizational strategy, policy development, advocacy and stakeholder engagement on major global issues.
Before joining FGS Global, Ms. Tritter was director of the COVID-19 Response Team at USAID, leading efforts to design and implement the U.S. government’s global vaccination and last-mile COVID-19 service delivery programs. She previously served as vice president for policy and evaluation at the Millennium Challenge Corp. and began her career on Capitol Hill as legislative director to former Appropriations Chairwoman Nita M. Lowey, focusing on global health and development policy and funding. She also served as executive director of the Primary Health Care Performance Initiative, a global platform supporting country efforts to strengthen primary health care systems.
Earlier in her career, Ms. Tritter was a managing director at Glover Park Group, where she worked with major foundations and nonprofits on global development policy, advocacy and communications.
She earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and studied at the American University in Cairo, Egypt.
