Michelle Keith, a Marketing Manager at Malaria No More, coincidently loves life and hates mosquitoes.  Prior to joining the fight against malaria, Michelle worked at the advertising firm Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH), where she managed brands like Axe, British Airways, the City of New York and fought against bad men's grooming techniques, terrible airline service, and tourist destinations that are not as awesome as New York City. While at BBH, Michelle spearheaded several agency-wide CSR initiatives, including helping the company go carbon neutral and building a class curriculum for a local art school partnership to serve low-income students.  Ultimately, Michelle decided to pursue an incessant itch to use transformative marketing for social good and is thrilled to now be part of making malaria no more by 2015.

Michelle holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and Spanish Language from the University of Virginia. Michelle loves kids, travelling, hot sauce, social venture capitalism, and an unapologetic slow clap. In her free time, she likes dodging taxi cabs while biking through the city, attempting to dance salsa, and serves as a core member of a volunteer-based 501(c)(3) called Pencils of Promise, which builds primary schools for underserved children in communities across the globe.