Tech4Future-Liberia Appoints Madam Adla P. M. Leesolee as Country Director

Adla P.M. Leesolee is a strategic development leader, MEL systems expert, and institutional capacity-building professional appointed to lead Tech4Future-Liberia’s national growth, partnerships, and impact agenda.

Tech4Future-Liberia is pleased to announce the appointment of Madam Adla P. M. Leesolee as its new Country Director for Liberia, effective June 19, 2026. Her appointment marks an important leadership milestone for Tech4Future-Liberia as the organization strengthens its national presence, expands its development partnerships, and deepens its commitment to digital inclusion, youth empowerment, institutional capacity building, and evidence-driven programming.

Madam Leesolee brings to this role more than a decade of high-level professional experience in monitoring, evaluation, research, learning, accountability, education systems strengthening, WASH, health, food security, nutrition, supply chain, cash transfers, livelihoods, youth development, and emergency response programming. Her career has been shaped by extensive work on USAID-funded initiatives, where she has led MEL systems, managed multidisciplinary teams, supported government institutions, developed data platforms, and guided evidence-based decision-making across complex development environments.

Over the years, Madam Leesolee has built a strong reputation as a systems thinker, data-driven leader, technical writer, mentor, and institutional capacity-building professional. Her experience includes designing and implementing Activity Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plans, developing performance indicators, managing data quality assurance systems, leading baseline, midline, endline, and annual assessments, and supporting the use of digital tools for real-time monitoring and reporting.

In her professional journey, she has worked closely with major government institutions and development partners, including the Ministries of Education, Health, Agriculture, and other national and county-level stakeholders. Her work has contributed to strengthening education management information systems, improving program accountability, supporting evidence-based reforms, and building the capacity of government staff, civil society organizations, community leaders, and project teams.

Madam Leesolee’s leadership experience includes serving in senior MEL and EMIS roles with organizations and projects such as FHI 360’s USAID Education Systems Strengthening Activity, Population Services International’s USAID County-Wide Sanitation Activity, RTI International’s USAID Read Liberia Activity, Chemonics International’s USAID GHSC-PSM Project, and ACDI/VOCA’s USAID LAUNCH and ERRP Projects. Through these roles, she has supervised teams, mentored staff, developed reporting systems, led stakeholder learning sessions, and supported major project transitions and closeout processes.

As Country Director, Madam Leesolee will provide strategic leadership for Tech4Future-Liberia’s programs, partnerships, institutional systems, stakeholder engagement, and national impact strategy. Her leadership will support the organization’s mission to prepare Liberian youth, women, professionals, and underserved communities for opportunities in technology, digital skills, business process outsourcing, innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development.

Her appointment comes at a defining moment when Liberia needs stronger investment in digital transformation, human capital development, data systems, and inclusive technology education. With her background in evidence-based programming, capacity development, government engagement, and results-focused leadership, Madam Leesolee is well positioned to lead Tech4Future-Liberia into its next phase of growth and national contribution.