
Development Specialist
Monique McLeod serves as Development Specialist for the Global Virus Network (GVN). She supports fundraising, donor engagement, strategic partnerships, and philanthropic initiatives that advance the organization's mission of strengthening global pandemic preparedness through research, education, training, and international collaboration.
With a multidisciplinary background spanning nonprofit development, operations, program management, and community engagement, Monique has built a career helping mission-driven organizations cultivate meaningful relationships that lead to sustainable growth and impact. Throughout her career, she has partnered with organizations focused on public health, education, entrepreneurship, innovation, and social impact. She is passionate about creating meaningful experiences that deepen stakeholder engagement and inspire long-term investment in transformative work.
Monique earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from the University of South Florida's Muma College of Business and a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Project Management from Saint Leo University. She believes that meaningful relationships are the foundation of lasting impact. Her broader interests include exploring how diaspora engagement and cross-cultural partnerships can strengthen global public health initiatives. She is particularly interested in the role Caribbean diaspora communities can play in advancing those efforts.
Senior Vice President of Operations, Partnership, and Development
Linman Li serves as Senior Vice President of Operations, Partnerships, and Development for the Global Virus Network (GVN), where she plays a central leadership role in building the organizational infrastructure, partnerships, and programs needed to advance global pandemic preparedness. With more than 13 years of experience across global public health, academic medicine, nonprofit operations, and international partnerships, she leads cross-functional efforts spanning operations, development, board coordination, program implementation, institutional partnerships, and organizational growth. She has helped expand GVN’s partnership strategy, strengthen internal systems, grow the GVN Academy, and advance education and research initiatives focused on emerging viral threats.
Previously, Linman served in leadership roles at USF Medicine International, where she managed international training programs, academic partnerships, and global health initiatives. Linman holds an MBA and MPH from the University of South Florida and a BA in Finance from Chongqing Technology and Business University.
Programs & Office Coordinator
Erin Mulvaney is an operations and administrative professional known for her organization, reliability, and ability to bring clarity and structure to fast-moving environments. She currently supports the Global Virus Network (GVN), where she manages scheduling, operational planning, logistics, and cross-department coordination to ensure smooth daily operations.
Before joining GVN, Erin built a strong background in education and organizational support, working closely with faculty, staff, and leadership to streamline workflows and improve organizational effectiveness. She brings a calm, solutions-focused approach to every project and is committed to supporting initiatives that advance global health and scientific collaboration.
Erin holds a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Business Administration from Sacred Heart University. She is passionate about contributing to the GVN and making a positive impact.