Brad Goble is the Chief Executive Officer of Goble Consulting Inc., and an Associate Fellow with the Chatham House Global Health Program. He has over 30 years of experience in both the public and private sectors with a strong background in project and change management, strategic and business planning, strategic partnerships and multi-sector governance.

Mr. Goble has extensive experience in working with public health and security organizations, both domestically and internationally. He has been an active leader within the G7 multilateral health security organization, the Global Health Security Action Group (GHSAG), and has acted as a senior advisor to the WHO on key global health security initiatives. Mr. Goble provides leadership in the development of strategies to enhance global capacity to respond to Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) threats, including improved medical countermeasures capacity and consortia aimed at their development. He has also worked closely with the Public Health Agency of Canada, particularly in dealing with the issues and challenges facing Canada’s leading scientific facility, the National Microbiology Laboratory. Mr. Goble has an extensive breadth of knowledge regarding the entire spectrum of public health and emergency preparedness and response, including biosafety and biosecurity-related issues.

Mr. Goble is a retired officer from the Canadian Forces with an honours degree in Economics and Commerce from the Royal Military College of Canada and an Executive MBA from Queen’s University. He is a founder and past member of the Board of Directors at the International Federation of Biosafety Associations and currently sits on the Board of the Canadian Foundation for Global Health.