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Director, Impact Advisory
2021
Health, Homelessness & Housing, Public Safety & Reentry
Samantha is a Director of Advisory Services at Social Finance, where she works with governments, non-profits, and investors to explore outcomes-based financing opportunities. At Social Finance, her work has been concentrated in programs that support health, homelessness, early childhood development.
Before Social Finance, Samantha served as a Manager in Deloitte’s public sector strategy practice where she worked with U.S. government agencies and NGOs on enterprise strategy, performance management, and program evaluation. Through her work, she has guided senior level officials in the development of strategic plans and the adoption of data-driven methods of program design and evaluation. Much of her work at Deloitte focused specifically on public health challenges in the United States, including the COVID-19 response.
Prior to her time at Deloitte, Samantha worked with the World Bank’s Independent Evaluation Group on project and program level evaluations for poverty alleviation initiatives.
Samantha earned a Master’s in Public Affairs from the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and a Bachelor’s degree from Vassar College.
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When Covid-19 vaccines first became available in the United States, the challenge of getting as many people vaccinated as quickly as possible fell into the hands of states. Social Finance worked with the state of…
This brief highlights how Social Finance worked with the state of Connecticut to support the data analytics capacity of the state’s Covid-19 Vaccine Delivery Team.
