Kate Otto is the founder of the Everyday Ambassador movement and author of Everyday Ambassador: Make a Difference by Connecting in a Disconnected World.

Kate is also a global health consultant who has worked in Indonesia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, South Africa, Mozambique, and Haiti, leading health innovation initiatives for The World Bank, USAID, and various grassroots service organizations in fields of HIV/AIDS care, maternal and child health, and community health.

She holds her BA and Masters in Public Administration degrees from New York University, and is now a physician-in-training at the NYU School of Medicine. She is a proud member of several service-oriented communities, including the Academy of Achievement, the World Economic Forum Global Shapers, Reynolds Program in Social Entrepreneurship, the Truman Foundation Scholarship, and the Henry Luce Foundation.

Kate and I talk about making a difference through thoughtful, genuine human connection—across borders and differences—is the absolute key to changing the world for the better.

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