Andrew Hamilton

• Led a large multi-national team supporting the Government of the Bahamas with the design and implementation of National Health Insurance, which now provides access to quality free-at-point-of-service healthcare to all Bahamian residents
• Led the design of integrated operating divisions for the Ontario Ministries of Community and Social Services and Children and Youth
• Led the development of a detailed business plan for a long-term residential mental health facility in the Cayman Islands
• Led an extensive performance evaluation of Government of Ontario direct support to all 66 business programs, resulting in material policy changes
• Led the development of a business model for an integrated health system for the Sioux Lookout First Nation’s Health Authority.

Andrew began his consulting career with KPMG Consulting/BearingPoint’s international development practice, working on assignments in Haiti, Pakistan and Qatar. He then transferred to the domestic health and public sector practice, where he worked on numerous engagements across Canada.

In 2010, Andrew joined KPMG LLP as a senior manager in the public sector practice. There he led assignments involving system and organizational transformation, performance measurement and improvement and strategic and business planning. In 2015 he was seconded to KPMG in the Caribbean, where he built a successful management consulting practice.

Until recently, Andrew was a founding member of KPMG Global’s Centre for Universal Health Coverage (UHC), a global SWAT team mandated to help jurisdictions as they progress to UHC.

Andrew enjoys spending time with his family doing outdoor activities; including skiing, beaching and camping. He loves discovering new places and cultures and has traveled to over 55 countries and lived in three.