Hannah Kovich brings 13+ years of multi-sector expertise in grants and program management, investor relations, and in-depth market research and due diligence across a range of topics, including catalytic philanthropy models, innovative investment fund structures, and intersectional global health issues.

Throughout her career at organizations such as Water.org, WaterEquity, and Harvesters—The Community Food Network, Hannah has worked collaboratively with internal and external teams to manage complex global grants and conduct comprehensive research and analysis to inform strategic priorities. At Water.org, she led the project management and impact reporting for a $60M+ portfolio of funders, including the IKEA Foundation, the Cartier Foundation, and the Caterpillar Foundation. In this role, she led global teams through the development of grant proposals, identification of KPIs, and impact reporting. She also worked closely with the finance team to create, track, and report on grant budgets.

As an Investor Relations Manager at WaterEquity, she stewarded investors such as the Hilton Foundation and the US International Development Finance Corporation through the raise of two impact investment funds. This included managing the due diligence process, creating fund materials, producing reports, and leading investor calls. Working closely with WaterEquity's Chief Investor Relations Officer, Hannah helped lead market research and viability assessments that informed the organization's fundraising and growth strategy. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Kansas State University.

With four small children of her own, Hannah is committed to bringing attention and resources to families in need across the world so that every child can live a safe, healthy life.

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