Prior to joining ISOKOPartners’s Leadership team, Martha led operations for major institutions such as Vodacom, Ecom Agro-Industrial, Barclays Bank, Global Peace Foundation, and IPP Media Group Companies.

In her previous responsibilities, she played a pivotal role in shaping national policies and institutional frameworks, including participating in development of Tanzania’s first National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security (NAP-WPS). Her voice and expertise have influenced international forums across Africa, Europe, Asia and America, where she has engaged on key themes such as youth and women’s leadership, inclusive governance, conflict transformation, and the prevention of violent extremism.

Martha is the recipient of the Awards  and Recognitions :

World Organization for Human Rights (Iraq) – Leadership in Peacebuilding, FUWAVITA – Advocacy for Women and Girls with Disabilities, Embassy of Sweden & Launchpad Tanzania – Named among 100 Tanzanian Sheroes (2019), Purple Planet, Beijing+25 – Recognition for Women’s Rights and Inclusive Development, UNDP – Outstanding Leadership in Peace building initiatives, WIMA & UNDP – Named among Top 50 Women in Management in Africa (2022)

Martha holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration – Corporate Management from Mzumbe University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Human Resources Management from the Institute of Finance Management.

With a rare blend of corporate insight, grassroots experience, and global influence, Martha continues to shape a new generation of transformative solutions, anchored in equity, innovation, and inclusive leadership. Martha  resides in the US and can be reached at mnghambi@isokopartners.org