Amadou Ndong works as a Supply Chain Specialist to contribute to the organization's mission of eliminating trachoma and improving global public health. With over 10 years of experience in pharmaceutical supply chain management, distribution, and operations, Amadou brings a wealth of expertise to the team. His background in logistics and pharmaceutical supply ensures that ITI’s efforts in combating trachoma are supported by effective and efficient supply chain strategies.

Before joining ITI, Amadou built a distinguished career in pharmaceutical distribution, overseeing a portfolio of more than 1,200 pharmacies across Senegal. As a key leader at Ubipharm—a multinational company operating in 20 African countries—he played a vital role in ensuring medicine accessibility in underserved regions. His leadership positions included managing operations, procurement, and commercial strategies, where he successfully increased revenue, optimized inventory management, and enhanced customer satisfaction. 

Amadou’s journey in supply chain management began with hands-on roles in operations and procurement, ensuring that pharmacies received and distributed essential medicines efficiently. His outstanding performance led to his promotion as Head of Ubipharm’s principal agency in Dakar (2013–2016), where he streamlined supply chain processes and strengthened distribution networks. Later, as Sales Director, he spearheaded initiatives that significantly improved company profitability and operational efficiency.

Academically, Amadou holds a PharmD from Cheikh Anta Diop University (Dakar, Senegal) and a Master of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management from the University of Houston-Downtown (USA). His early career as a pharmacist and sales representative at Pfizer West Africa gave him first-hand experience in patient care, pharmaceutical distribution, and medical consultation—skills that continue to inform his approach to global health challenges.

Originally from Senegal, Amadou is passionate about making a lasting impact in Francophone Africa and other developing regions. His expertise in pharmaceutical logistics and deep understanding of supply chain dynamics align perfectly with ITI’s mission to eliminate trachoma and improve healthcare accessibility worldwide.