Dianna Marini

Hi, I’m someone who enjoys turning ideas into real-world solutions, especially when the path forward isn’t clear.

I design and scale programs that address social, environmental, and health challenges using behaviorally informed, evidence-based approaches shaped by the people they’re meant to serve. I have hands-on experience piloting new services and scaling them in complex, resource-constrained settings, and my background in health and environmental science allows me to integrate behavioral insights into policy and program design with measurable impact across disciplines.

A key part of my work is applying behavioral science to evaluate program impact, tracking progress and adapting strategies so initiatives remain effective as conditions, incentives, and constraints evolve.

Much of what I do involves measuring what truly matters, often by collaborating with researchers and practitioners across fields to generate decision-relevant, actionable insights.

Curious by nature, I enjoy connecting ideas across disciplines and helping teams translate behavioral insights into practical solutions