Our Board

Shout is an organisation with integrity that prides itself on doing things with excellence. Our Compliance department therefore plays an important role in increasing efficiencies, effectiveness and reducing risk within our organization. Shout has a zero tolerance for non-compliance with legislation, regulations, funders and our own processes and procedures.

“If you think compliance is expensive, try non-compliance.”

– former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty – Kaylin Scheepers Head Of Compliance Shout-It-Now

Dr. Kathryn Pahl

Chairperson and Founder

Kathy is well known in the South African social development sector. She headed the social development department at Valkenberg Psychiatric hospital in Cape Town, was the CEO of Epilepsy South Africa, and more recently was a researcher within the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Cape Town, where she investigated the outcomes and impact of HIV and AIDS programmes in South African schools. She has consulted with a number of national nonprofit organisations in areas of management and governance.

Kevin Fenton

Professor Kevin Fenton, MD, PhD, FFPH, is the Public Health England National Director for Health and Wellbeing. He was previously the director of the National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a position he held for seven years from November 2005. He also served as chief of CDC’s National Syphilis Elimination Effort and has worked in research, epidemiology, and the prevention of HIV and other STDs since 1995. Previously Kevin was the director of the HIV and STI Department at the United Kingdom’s Health Protection Agency. He attended medical school in Jamaica, obtained his master’s in public health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and PhD in Infectious Disease Epidemiology at the University College London. He has authored or co-authored more than 250 peer-reviewed scientific articles and policy reports. He is a speaker in great demand and speaks Spanish and French.

Zukie Siyotula

Zukie was previously the Chief Executive Officer of Thebe Capital. Prior to that, she held various senior positions at the Barclays Africa Group, Old Mutual, Royal Bafokeng Holdings and South African Breweries. Zukie currently serves as a non-executive director at Wescoal Mining, African Bank, York Timber Holdings, Toyota Financial Services and Ogilvy Mather South Africa.

Dr. Iain Barton

A respected leader in developing and implementing best practice operations appropriate in global health in LMICs. A Medical Doctor with 10 years in clinical practice, 20+ years’ in healthcare supply chain management and health system advisory. Specialist focus on business innovation, start-ups and international business development. Iain is Founder Principal of Health 4 Development.

Chair of the Advisory Board of the Dept of Global Surgery at UCT and Senior Fellow with Management Sciences for Health (MSH). Iain has also served as a Board member of SA’s Public Health Enhancement Fund, Merck For Mothers, People That Deliver, Africa Resource Center (ARC) and Insights By Experts.

Dr. Dino Rech

Dino is a recognized global health leader, published researcher, and ER physician with first-hand knowledge of how technology can both help and hinder clinical workflows. He has dedicated his career to the advancement of global health through research and innovation, holding various leadership and technical roles at organizations such as the Centre for HIV and AIDS Prevention Studies (CHAPS), the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The Aurum Institute and Audere. As the former Group Director & Regional Chief Operating Officer of The Aurum Institute, Dr. Rech managed the organization’s business development team, responsible for introducing new strategies and innovation to its projects, and led one of the largest HIV care and treatment programs in South Africa. Dr. Rech was the Founder and CEO of the Centre for HIV and AIDS Prevention Studies (CHAPS), which reached over 750,000 people with lifesaving HIV prevention, education, testing, and surgeries during his tenure at the organization. Currently as the CEO of Audere, a Seattle-based digital health nonprofit, Dino enthusiastically drives Audere’s vision forward and implements its strategy. Born and raised South African, he is passionate about Audere’s mission to find solutions to the challenges facing low- and middle-income countries.
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Bill Underwood

In 1985, Bill Underwood cofounded Catalyst Consulting Team with Sean Gerrity, emerging from their startup work with Boston University’s Executive Challenge Program in Santa Cruz, CA. As CEO, Bill designs and leads leadership programs focused on organizational effectiveness, strategic leadership, managerial skills, and high performing teamwork. He coaches executive leaders and their teams on implementing their vision and strategy, making strategic choices, and aligning company culture with leadership behaviors. Clients learn to engage in productive dialogue that result in informed decisions to actions.

The core of Bill’s practice is consulting and coaching executive leaders and management teams. He applies best practices from cognitive, emotional, and behavioral sciences to help organizations confront the pressing challenges they face. Bill focuses on the knowing-doing gaps, supporting people to close the gaps between their aspirations and results. Clients learn to utilize their differences to advance intelligent progress. His coaching and personal facilitation create meaningful relationships that encourage fully showing up with others in an increasingly complex world.

Bruce Forgrieve

Founder and Chairman Emeritus

Silicon Valley veteran Bruce Forgrieve is Shout-It-Now’s founder. Bruce founded 6 technology start-ups in the USA over a period of 20 years, including 2 publicly held firms. Over the last decade he served as CFO and VP of Business Development at companies like Broadvision and Eloquent, and most recently as CEO of Playback Media and Spotlight Technology. Today Bruce lives between San Francisco and Cape Town, where his passion is preventing the spread of HIV and educating youth.