Partners
My advisory and program leadership work has been delivered in collaboration with research institutions, policy think tanks, and cultural organizations operating at national and regional levels.
The institutions below reflect direct engagements where I contributed to digital strategy, program architecture, knowledge production, or institutional systems development.
Many of these initiatives were implemented within broader funding and partnership ecosystems, detailed within the respective case studies.
Benefits of Partnering with Us
We treat partnerships as long-term infrastructure for learning, impact, and scaling social change. Our collaborative approach ensures shared ownership and lasting value.
Digital Strategic Alignment
We work alongside partners to ensure their digital investments serve their core mission and long-term sustainability.
Ecosystem Connectivity
Our partners gain access to a network of policymakers, technologists, and civil society actors across the region.
Intellectual Rigor
We bring evidence-first, context-aware thinking to every collaboration, ensuring outcomes are grounded in reality.
Narrative Authority
Helping partners translate complex work into compelling narratives that resonate with global and local audiences.
What Our Partners Say
Partnering with Marshal on the AI for CSOs project brought a level of strategic clarity and technical oversight that was critical for the initiative’s success.
Project Lead
GIZ Governance Program
His approach to ethical storytelling and community governance of cultural data has set a new standard for our advocacy collaborations.
Executive Director
Muundo Foundation
Join Our Network
We are continuously expanding our network of organizations dedicated to digital equity, social justice, and mission-aligned innovation.
Partner With UsGet in Touch
If you represent an organization interested in collaboration, program design, or strategic advisory, we'd love to hear from you.
Email Us
hello@marshalowach.com
Collaborations
Open to regional & global partnerships across African markets.