Eugene P. Brantly
Director for New Business, Water and Environment for Development
Gene Brantly is a senior environmental scientist with 30 years' experience managing environmental health programs for the U.S. Agency for International Development and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Mr. Brantly has worked in Africa, Asia, and the U.S. on many environmental health problems including water and sanitation, malaria prevention, disease vector control, environmental monitoring, comparative risk assessment, toxic substance control, environmental impact assessment, disease surveillance, and quality assurance. He currently oversees business development and project management related to water, sanitation, and the environment. He served as project director for the Indoor Residual Spraying Indefinite Quantity Contract and the Integrated Vector Management Task Order, which provided technical assistance to malaria control programs worldwide. Mr. Brantly has served on the World Health Organization Expert Panel on Malaria Vector Control and received the RTI President's Award in 2007.
Education
JD, George Washington University; MS, Biology, University of Rochester; BS, Zoology, North Carolina State University.
Publications
Shililu, J., Ghebremeskel, T., Seulu, F., Mengistu, S., Fekadu, H., Zerom, M., Ghebregziabiher, A., Sintasath, D., Bretas, G., Mbogo, C., Githure, J., Brantly, E., et al. (Nov 2003)
Shililu, J.I., Tewolde, G.M., Brantly, E., Githure, J.I., Mbogo, C.M., Beier, J.C., et al. (Sep 2003)
Brantly Jr, E.P. (May 1998)
Brantly, E.P., & Ramsey, K.E. (Jan 1998)
Brantly, E.P. (Apr 1991)
Expertise
- Water Supply and Sanitation
- Environmental Health
- Health Risk Assessment
- Malaria Prevention and Vector Control