W. Braxton Jackson II, MPH
Director Data Science, Analytics and Management | Climate & Health Operational Lead
Braxton Jackson, MPH, stands as a dynamic leader in the realm of public health research, bringing nearly 15 years of unparalleled expertise and innovation to the forefront of the industry. His leadership has been transformative for clients, as he spearheads the development of groundbreaking solutions that intricately address the profound impact of climate on public health. Through his adept establishment of data transparency, actionable insights, and the deployment of scalable technologies, Mr. Jackson ensures that his clients are not only prepared to meet current challenges but are also strategically positioned for future success. Mr. Jackson’s commitment to excellence is further exemplified by his ability to engage and inspire a diverse team of technical experts. He prioritizes the upskilling of staff, fostering an environment of continuous learning and development that elevates project teams to new heights of success. This dedication not only benefits his clients but also significantly enhances health outcomes on a broader scale. In his current role as the Program Director for the Support Services for Epidemiology Contract at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), Mr. Jackson provides comprehensive technical and contractual oversight. His leadership is pivotal in guiding concurrent environmental health studies, with a particular focus on a research initiative dedicated solely to climate change. This role underscores his commitment to advancing the field of environmental health through rigorous research and innovative solutions. His career is a testament to his unwavering commitment to improving public health outcomes and his ability to drive meaningful change through strategic leadership and innovative thinking. Engaging with Mr. Jackson means partnering with a leader who is not only deeply knowledgeable but also passionately committed to making a lasting impact in the field of public health. Mr. Jackson has an MPH from Boston University School of Public Health.