Researcher Public Health & Vector Control Contacts (Outreach for Mosquito Surveillance Platform)

I am the developer of Ovitracker, a geospatial mosquito surveillance and risk intelligence platform built for public health vector control operations. The platform uses an original algorithm to calculate community-level dengue/Aedes aegypti risk scores from ovitrap field data. I am looking to expand internationally and need a skilled researcher to build a targeted contact list of individuals and organisations who would be decision-makers or influencers for adopting a platform like Ovitracker in their country. What I need A curated list of 50–100 qualified contacts in countries with active dengue, Zika, or chikungunya burden (Caribbean, Latin America, Southeast Asia, Pacific Islands, Sub-Saharan Africa prioritised) Target profiles: National/regional vector control programme officers, Ministry of Health officials, PAHO/WHO country representatives, academic researchers in entomology/epidemiology, NGOs involved in disease surveillance, public health technology procurement leads Each contact must include: full name, title/role, organisation, country, email address (verified where possible), LinkedIn URL, and a brief note on why they are a relevant prospect Delivered as a clean, well-organised spreadsheet (Excel or Google Sheets) Ideal candidate Experience in lead generation, market research, or academic/public health outreach Familiarity with the global public health landscape, especially tropical disease control organisations Proficient with LinkedIn, PAHO/WHO directories, ResearchGate, university faculty pages, and government health ministry websites Strong attention to detail, no generic, low-quality lists; each contact should be genuinely relevant Bonus: background or interest in public health, epidemiology, or GIS/geospatial technology To apply, please include: 1. A brief description of your experience finding contacts in the public health or non-profit sector 2. A sample of 3–5 contacts you would target for this project (name, role, organisation, country), this shows me you understand the brief 3. Your proposed approach and timeline