Easter Achieng Okech is an African Feminist who is well versed in advocacy strategies and is key in community organizing and mobilization. She is adept in application of principles of transformative leadership which create leaders of impact. These include utilization of new approaches to leadership including the Lean Sigma Approach for enhancing quality health care in facilities in key areas and thus ensuring that leadership development projects follow a prescribed mandate and structure, guaranteeing that key issues are addressed using a sound and consistent methodology. Her skills have seen her engaged in technical working groups at both national and county level in key devolved functions of health particularly addressing quality service delivery in health care with a focus on Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH). As a human rights champion, Ms. Okech has also been critical in the Western Kenya Human Rights Network hosted by the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights and also sits in various boards e.g. Shiners Sex Workers Group; Bishop Abiero Secondary School; Patron of Abled Differently -a women with Disability CBO. She is also a member of the Public Health Movement pushing for social accountability in health at national level and the Kisumu County SRHR Alliance. Easter also represents KEFEADO in national advocacy teams e.g. in the Deliver for Good Campaign steering committee in Kenya and as member of the SDG-Kenya Alliances works on cross-movement building on gender equality