Bethany Hallenborg is the Vice President of Evaluation and Operations at the Magnet Collective, where she leads program evaluation, operational strategy, and cross-sector collaboration to strengthen how leaders and teams grow in purpose and impact. At the Magnet Collective, she shapes systems and processes that support a fellowship model designed to help professionals build essential skills for healthy workplaces and communities while bridging strategy and real-world application. 

She holds a Master of Public Health from Boston University and brings over a decade of experience in global health programming, research on infectious disease and vulnerable populations, and donor engagement. She has contributed to the development of more than $115 million in international health proposals, including USAID-funded initiatives across Africa and Central Asia.

Her work spans program coordination, grant writing, and systems strengthening, with a focus on strengthening healthcare delivery, building collaborative teams, and designing structures that support lasting impact. Fluent in English and conversational in French, Bethany brings a cross-cultural perspective to her work on health equity and community-centered interventions.

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Through the Mountaintop Fellowship, Bethany aims to deepen her leadership practice and strengthen her ability to drive systemic improvements that expand access, quality, and equity in healthcare, locally and globally.