Leadership Council for Healthier Communities Launch
September 30, 2025
New York City
New York City
Watch Live 10am Eastern Tuesday, September 30
Leadership Council for Healthier Communities Launch
The Leadership Council for Healthier Communities (LCHC) is the first and only national council designed to bring leaders from across sectors together to co-create solutions and measure results.
LCHC isn’t about replacing what companies are already doing. It’s about connecting, aligning, and scaling those efforts, whether that’s addressing maternal health, tackling obesity and cardiometabolic disease, strengthening nutrition and food security, or responsibly applying new tools like artificial intelligence to improve access to care. In short: it’s a place where a cross-sectoral group of leaders can turn goals into outcomes, and strategy into results.
On September 30th, join likeminded leaders for a session that will feature a thought-provoking discussion on the role we all play addressing the health of communities across the country.
Date & Time
Tuesday, September 30th
9:30-1:30 Guests and LCHC Founding Members
1:30-3:30 Founding Members Only
Location
The Cornell Club
6 East 44th Street
New York, NY 10017
Ivy Room (4th Floor)
Conference Schedule: September 30, 2025
9:30 am
Arrival & Breakfast
10 am
Welcome & Introductions
Jean Accius, PhD
President & CEO
Jean Accius, PhD
President & CEO
Dr. Jean Accius is a transformational executive, strategist, and thought leader with over 25 years of experience driving systemic change at the intersection of business, health, and social impact. He has dedicated his career to breaking down barriers to health, expanding access and opportunity, and building cross-sector collaborations that empower communities to thrive.
As President & CEO of CHC: Creating Healthier Communities, Dr. Accius leads a high-performing organization partnering with 650+ businesses and 5,000 nonprofits, reaching over 17 million employees and families. Under his leadership, CHC has achieved national and global recognition, including The Silicon Review® “50 Best Companies to Watch” and Real Leaders Top Impact Company, joining iconic brands like Patagonia and Johnson & Johnson.
10:05-11 am
Panel Discussion: Healthy Communities, Healthy Economies
Healthy communities fuel strong economies and resilient workforces. This discussion highlights how organizations can partner to build trust, strengthen community well-being, and create lasting opportunity.
Moderator:
Sabrina Spitaletta, Senior Director, Public Health, Employer Action Exchange, Milken Institute
Panelists:
Abu M. Arif, President, Ameriprise
Ashwin Vasan, Senior Fellow, Health Policy & Management, Yale School of Public Health
Andre Belelieu, Head – Financial Services Industries, World Economic Forum
Courtney Gray Haupt, Global Health Co-Chair & US Chair, Health, Edelman
Sabrina Spitaletta
Senior Director, Public Health, Employer Action Exchange, Milken Institute
Sabrina Spitaletta has been at the Milken Institute since 2017. She leads the work focused on the role of employers advancing public health and develops strategic collaborations across sectors and industries to advance whole-person health and performance at work and in the community. Before joining the Institute, Spitaletta was head of corporate relations and engagement at Children’s Health Fund.
Throughout her nearly 15 years at Sanofi US, Spitaletta held leadership roles with expanded scope in corporate affairs and human resources. The roles included overseeing and harmonizing corporate responsibility priorities and strategic community investments during a time of company transformation and expansion. Additionally, she led the design and execution of employee-facing efforts involving wellness engagement, employee political action, grassroots and grasstops civic engagement, and the design and implementation of organizational employee performance management and development systems. She began her career at Lehman Brothers.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology and organizations, behavior, and management from Brown University and a master’s degree in industrial and labor relations from Cornell University.
Spitaletta served on the Brown University President’s Strategic Advisory Council for the School of Public Health (2016-2025). She is also a member of the Advisory Council for Project Healthy Minds, the Honorary Chair of the Leadership Council for Creating Healthier Communities, and the Board of Directors for the Fund for Public Health NYC.
Abu Arif
President, Ameriprise
Abu Arif is President/CEO of Ameriprise Bank FSB and Ameriprise Certificate Company. He is also Executive Vice President and general manager Banking/Cash solutions in the Advice Wealth Management (AWM) segment of Ameriprise Financial. His responsibility covers all aspects of Ameriprise Bank FSB and Ameriprise Certificate Company, including strategic planning, product development and management, governance, risk management, operations, sales/marketing and full P&L management. He has worked in the financial services industry for over 35 years, starting his career with American Express in 1989 in the International division spending over ten years in Asia including Pakistan, Singapore, Indonesia, and Hong Kong. During those assignments, Arif was responsible for managing a variety of operations, finance, business development and strategic planning functions at a global, regional and national level. He moved to Ameriprise Financial in 2005 (at spin-off). Arif is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Creating Healthier Communities, a national non-profit organization working with public and private sector partners to envision a world where every person in every community has an opportunity to lead their healthiest life. Arif earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Karachi, Institute of Business Administration.
Courtney Gray Haupt
Global Health Co-Chair & US Chair, Health, Edelman
Courtney serves as Edelman’s Global Health Chair and U.S. Health Lead. She focuses on initiatives to strengthen trust in science, health systems and the health sector overall and oversees Edelman’s annual Trust Barometer Special Report on Trust and Health.
Courtney advises healthcare organizations and others on issues including health misinformation and strategies to engage consumers and patients as well as biomedical innovation and mental health. She has led campaigns, from global to hyper local, to advance medical research, support vaccine policies, and promote consumer education and behavior change.
Courtney has advised organizations including Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, Wellcome Trust, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, BIO, IFPMA, Merck, Lilly and J&J on communications strategies for COVID-19, antibiotic resistance, vaccine confidence, health equity and other public health issues. Previously, Courtney served as Vice President for Washington Health Advocates, focusing on government affairs and NIH, CDC and FDA policy. She also managed advocacy efforts for the Association of Clinical Research Organizations, collaborating with stakeholders in the U.S., EU and Asia on clinical research policies.
Ashwin Vasan
Senior Fellow, Health Policy & Management, Yale School of Public Health
Dr. Ashwin Vasan is a visionary health innovator who helps organizations navigate today’s toughest challenges, from healthy longevity and prevention to mental health and resilience, healthcare reform and affordability, and responsibly leveraging AI for strategic advantage.
As a distinguished physician, epidemiologist, and global health leader, Dr. Ashwin Vasan helps organizations and institutions navigate complex challenges by blending frontline crisis management, cutting-edge data analytics, and an inclusive vision for the future of health. His career, from serving as Commissioner of New York City’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to leading a major mental health nonprofit, demonstrates his track record of delivering impactful results across large-scale organizations.
Drawing on his extensive experience mapping the future of health, Dr. Vasan provides a forward-looking perspective on HIV, global pandemic preparedness, climate resilience, chronic disease prevention, and the transformative power of AI. He also champions healthy longevity as an organizing principle for shaping society’s future, providing a blueprint for organizations and communities to thrive across evolving demographic and economic landscapes.
Dr. Vasan’s impact and expertise extend well beyond traditional health-related fields. Building on his background in government, nonprofits, and academia, he addresses broader leadership, innovation, and strategic planning issues that resonate with any industry facing disruption. By imparting clarity, foresight, and practical tactics, he empowers audiences to excel in a rapidly evolving environment.
Andre Belelieu
Head – Financial Services Industries, World Economic Forum
Proven business leader with 18 years of experience in commissioning thought leadership that drives regulatory, policy and business impact. Worked at the highest levels (C-suite executives, government leaders, key regulatory bodies) and partnered with leading corporations and consultancies, specifically on global issues related to climate change, resilience, sustainable investment, infrastructure and finance.
11 – 11:25 am
Leadership Dialogue: Centering Community Voices
Solutions are strongest when they reflect the experiences of the people they serve. In this conversation, Dr. Nichols shares her journey — including her own experience surviving a heart attack — and why elevating community voices is essential to shaping solutions that last.
Moderator:
Kimberly Blackwell, CEO, PMM Agency, Founder & Visionary, Excelerateher, Corporate Director, LP/GP
Guest:
Dr. Sandra Nichols, Founder and CEO, The Samaritan Health Project, Inc.
Sandra Nichols
Founder and CEO, The Samaritan Health Project, Inc.
Dr. Sandra B. Nichols is a nationally recognized Civil Rights Health Advocate and the Founder and CEO of The Samaritan Health Project, Inc. (TSHP), an organization dedicated to driving radical changes in quality, affordable, and accessible health care. Using a community engagement model, TSHP fosters partnerships among organizations, stakeholders, and community members to shift healthcare dynamics and normalize health success across populations. Nichols has built on more than 35 years of leadership in public health and medical management, with roles that deepened her commitment to addressing disparities and improving care for those most in need.
Her career began as a rural physician in Arkansas, inspired by her early experiences growing up in the East End projects of Little Rock, where she witnessed firsthand the devastating health inequities in her community. Nichols went on to serve in the administrations of Governors Jim Guy Tucker and Mike Huckabee as Director and Commissioner of the Arkansas Department of Health, strategically engaging policymakers to join her mission of reform. She later held senior leadership positions across the healthcare industry, including as Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of National Inpatient Care Management at UnitedHealth Group and CEO of Amerigroup in Washington, D.C. and Virginia. Today, she continues to influence the future of healthcare through her service on numerous boards, including as Chairwoman of the Board of National Medical Fellowships, and has contributed her expertise to institutions such as Johns Hopkins Hospital, Harvard Medical School, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Dr. Nichols’ impact has been recognized with numerous awards, including Maryland’s Top 100 Women, the Washington Business Journal’s Women Who Mean Business Award, and Modern Health Care Magazine’s Top 25 Minority Executives in Health Care. She has also been honored with the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award, Distinguished Alumni Award from Columbia College, and the National FBI Community Leadership Award, among many others. A graduate of Columbia College, Tennessee State University, the University of Arkansas School of Medical Science, and Dartmouth College, she has also completed fellowships and leadership programs at the University of California at Berkeley, CDC, and the American Swiss Foundation. With a forthcoming book, Dr. Nichols remains a dedicated advocate for at-risk populations, working to inspire transformative change and bridge the gap between community health needs and essential resources to improve the wellbeing of all.
Kimberly Blackwell
CEO, PMM Agency, Founder & Visionary, Excelerateher, Corporate Director, LP/GP
An experienced Independent Director currently serving as a Board member for publicly-traded WAG! Group, Co. (NASDAQ), a pet services marketplace and fintech corporation, the Chamber of Commerce (Columbus, Ohio) and over 10 years nonprofit Board service. Leadership positions include Audit Committee (WAG!), Nominating & Governance Committee (WAG!), Lead Director for ESG (WAG!), Chair of Innovation & Emerging Markets, Diversity & Inclusion, Organizational Strategy Committees, Vice-Chair and Executive Committee. Appointed by its Global Chairman, Blackwell also currently serves on the Gucci, Inc. Changemakers Council and a recent appointment to Amazon Inc.’s Black Business Accelerator Advisory Council. In December 2022, Kimberly concluded service and term as the Executive Leadership Council (ELC) Board Member, a network of the nation’s most influential African-American executives and corporate officers of the Fortune 1000.
With over 20 years experience in CPG, Kimberly Blackwell is heralded as one of the country’s top executives in business transformation and acquisition via new media, marketing, and advertising. A disruptor of sorts, Kimberly is a technical, creative, strategic consultant and trusted advisor to the C- Suite of Fortune 100 in areas of brand, emerging markets, digital transformation, customer acquisition, organizational effectiveness, culture and change management, DEI, and crisis/reputation management, through business channels of brand, media, comms, high tech and experiential. As CEO of the omni- channel brand agency, PMM, Kimberly’s been called a powerhouse. As curator of consumer connections, her brand is brand – at the intersection of consumers, commerce, capital and culture.
No stranger to the White House, boardrooms, lecture circuit or a whiteboard challenge, Kimberly has earned a reputation as a trusted counsel. Representing Fortune 500 multibillion-dollar interests of global corporations that sectors include retail, automotive, tech, insurance and financial services, beauty, shipping and logistics along with government agencies. Kimberly has developed a reputation of industry expertise, business value and end-user engagement effective in both B-to-C and B-to-B business solutions.
With experience in startup to scale for consumer product goods companies, Kimberly is a founding member, investor and served as an advisory member to the publicly traded Legacy Acquisition Corp (NYSE). With an experienced lens and entrepreneurial spirit, Kimberly contributed and led areas of the company’s $300M+ IPO, M&A target transactions and integrations. Kimberly’s career reflects a demonstrated track record leading successful large-scale transformation initiatives, optimizing financial management of P&L, managing across deal lifecycle, budgeting and planning, risk management, adapting to changing markets, emerging markets and global business environments. In December 2021, she was featured as a preferred investor of Kinship Ventures in Forbes for the (NYSE) public listing of web3.0 TERAWULF. And again recognized nationally, as a lead investor for web3 high-growth corporation, MoonPay, the leading global crypto payments infrastructure provider. As an LP and accredited investor across several funds, including Leo Messi’s PLAYTIME VENTURES, an investment firm of tech and sports, Kimberly also serves as an advisor to CollabCapital. In 2024, as a veteran and accredited investor, Kimberly launched as General Partner EXCELERATE Ventures with a focus of impact for deal flow and investors – changing representation one cap table at a time.
Widely regarded for commercial innovation, business intuitiveness, measured impact and trajectory of the multimillion-dollar female business enterprise, Kimberly was federally appointed and has served in both the Obama and Trump administrations as one of the country’s eight female CEOs, on the National Women’s Business Council (NWBC). NWBC is a non-partisan federal advisory council serving as a source of independent counsel to the President of the United States, Congress, and the SBA on economic issues related to access to capital, access to market and job creation for female-owned businesses and female-led corporations. In response to the market’s need for C-Suite, scaled female founders and other senior-level women targeting the areas of business, wealth and wellness EXCELERATE Her was designed as a select and now highly sought membership-based community over 250+ women of impact.
In 2024, Kimberly was named “Power50” by United States Black Chambers, Essence “Power 40” 2024 and Atlanta Business League’s 2024 “Top 100 Black Women of Influence”. As a global business leader, international public speaker, and thought leader in areas of entrepreneurship, wealth creation, transformation, technology, new media, crisis and culture, Kimberly has appeared Forbes, Fortune, contributed on HuffPost LIVE, featured in Inc. and captured on the covers of business trades. As an industry expert, she’s been saluted among leaders of the smartest companies as well as “Most Admired Executives” as a Business First C-Suite Honoree, celebrated amid the nation’s “Most Powerful Women in Business” by Black Enterprise, named PR News’ “Top Women in PR”, and honored as an EBONY POWER 100. Kimberly has also received national recognitions as a “Woman of Power” by both the National Urban League and the National Action Network.
A lifetime member of the National Black MBA Association®, and current member of International Women’s Forum (IWF), Blackwell has served as Chair the American Heart Association Great Rivers, “Go Red for Women” campaign and is a former trustee and executive Board committee member of the Columbus YWCA, Vice-Chair of Columbus Urban League and past member of the Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO).
Kimberly has also completed executive leadership trainings at Dartmouth, Northwestern and Harvard Universities. She is also a certified diversity professional of Cornell University. Kimberly holds a bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University. She has earned a master’s degree from Xavier University (Ohio), where Kimberly, while running PMM, also once served as an adjunct professor at Xavier for nearly ten years.
11:25-11:45 am
Leadership Dialogue: Addressing Gaps and Building Hope
Drawing from her experience as a front-line physician and thought leader, Dr. Blackstock highlights the most urgent gaps she sees in how Americans access care and opportunity. She will reflect on how those gaps affect families and communities every day, and why they can only be addressed through ambitious, cross-sector collaboration.
Moderator:
Mikki Taylor, Editor-at-Large, Essence
Guest:
Dr. Uché Blackstock, Physician, Author & Founder, Advancing Health Equity
Mikki Taylor
Author, Cultural Storyteller,
Media Personality, Health Advocacy Journalist
Editor-at-Large,
ESSENCE Magazine
Mikki Taylor is an award-winning journalist, author, cultural storyteller, and trusted authority for women of color. Taylor, who served as the groundbreaking Beauty & Cover Director at ESSENCE Magazine for over 30 years, has made depicting the stories of women of color her life’s work because of her strong desire to bring the beauty, strengths, and phenomenal achievements of womanhood to life. At ESSENCE Taylor casted and produced over 400 covers as well as its signature beauty pages to affirm and inspire the culture’s definition of beauty and wellbeing. As an advocate for honesty in beauty, her work gave birth to product lines, industry studies, the realization of diversity and inclusion in advertising and retail initiatives directed to women of color. In 2010 Taylor became Editor-at-Large for the publication. In this role, Taylorcontributes to various reader-driven platforms, including the ESSENCE Festival’s PowerStage,ESSENCE Hollywood House and stories about the magazine’s history.
Taylor scripted and served as host for nearly a decade for the ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awards which is dedicated to honoring the power and presence of Black women in front of as well as behind the camera. There she brought together such Change Agents as Cicely Tyson, Oprah Winfrey, Ava Duvernay, Sidney Poitier, Shonda Rhimes, Angela Bassett, Tracee Ellis Ross, Lee Daniels, Spike Lee, and others. As a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and an industry trailblazer she recognized the importance of unifying and acknowledging key contributors within the industry. As such, she brought together a diverse group that included actresses Emma Stone and Amy Adams, film director James Cameron and a host of Hollywood’s A-list directors and film makers.
In her work to empower young women Taylor served as host and mentor for Disney Dreamers Academy (DDA) with Steve Harvey, an immersive 4-day program at Walt Disney World that fuels the dreams of high school students. Over the course of 14 years Taylor not only worked to illuminate the achievable possibilities, but hosted an initiative known as “A Pajama Party with a Purpose,” bringing in such “Big Sisters” as two-time Academy Award winner Ruth Carter, The View’s Sunny Hostin, Grammy-Award winner, Yolanda Adams, singers Chloe & Halle and others to speak to navigating the challenges young women face.
Taylor gained international experience in Europe representing the distinct concerns of Black women for L’Oreal, Proctor and Gamble, Yves St. Laurent and others. She empowered Black female entrepreneurs in Botswana at the special invitation of DeBeers and worked alongside First Lady Neo Jane Masisithe Former First Lady of Botswana. Taylor also served as an empowerment instructor at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa, a role she accepted at Oprah Winfrey’s invitation. In this position, Taylor focused on transforming potential into purpose, working to nurture academically gifted girls from South Africa’s most impoverished communities. Her role extended beyond traditional teaching; it involved holistic mentorship. Taylor designed a curriculum that integrated critical thinking with social development. This approach created a supportive environment where students could build their confidence, embrace their strengths and possess the skills necessary to excel as future leaders.
In her work to empower in the health sector, Mikki Taylor gives a voice to the voiceless by illuminating the challenges women of color face and driving solutions. Motivated by heart-health challenges within generations of her own family and her work alongside First Lady Laura Bush and the Fashion Industry on the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Campaign, Taylor took on the work of advocacy in journalism with a passion for change. Her focus is on women in high-risk communities, and her purpose sees her actively engaging with organizations to exchange information on effective, community-based solutions. As a journalist she translates complex medical information, investigates systemic failures, and speaks on the nation’s stages concerning barriers to care, in order to raise awareness, improve health gaps and inspire action.
As a Media Personality Taylor documents Black Girl Magic for millions. Taylor is currently featured in such ground-breaking docu-series as Black Beauty Effect and Supreme Models, both airing on Netflix, as well as HBO Max’ & OWN TV’s Time of ESSENCE (which chronicles ESSENCE Magazine’s rise to prominence and Taylor’s radical contributions); A & E Network’s documentary James Brown: Say it Loud, executive produced by Mick Jagger and Questlove, and PBS We Want the Funk. Taylor has appeared on Good Morning America, NBC Today, The View and such networks as CNN, CBS, OWN and BET and has worked with some of the world’s most fascinating and influential people, including President Barack Obama and 1st Lady Michelle Obama, Attorney Ben Crump, Rihanna, Beyoncé, Oprah Winfrey, Alicia Keys and more.
Taylor has authored such critically acclaimed books as Self-Seduction (Random House), Commander in Chic, and Editor-in-Chic (Simon and Schuster) and her latest, Force of Beauty: A Newark Family Memoir, an Audible Original, co-authored with filmmaker Deborah Riley Draper. The first-person narrative reflects on how Taylor became a “force of beauty” who changed an industry, and a leading trailblazer in the fight for equity and fairness for women of color everywhere.
Dr. Uché Blackstock
Physician, Author & Founder, Advancing Health Equity
Dr. Uché Blackstock is the founder and CEO of Advancing Health Equity (AHE), appears regularly on MSNBC and NBC News, and is a former associate professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine and the former faculty director for recruitment, retention, and inclusion in the Office of Diversity Affairs at NYU School of Medicine.
In 2019, Dr. Blackstock founded AHE which partners with organizations to drive measurable change in health outcomes by embedding equity into leadership, strategy, and clinical practice. In its five years of existence, AHE has helped major companies, hospitals, and health systems create strategic plans for promoting equitable health care moving forward.
Dr. Blackstock’s writing, including numerous OpEds, has been featured in the Chicago Tribune, Scientific American, the Washington Post and New York Magazine.
She was recognized by Forbes magazine, in 2019, as one of “10 Diversity and Inclusion Trailblazers You Need to Get Familiar With”, in 2023 by Fortune Magazine as one of “13 Innovators Shaping the Future of Health”, and in 2024, as one of TIME’s “100 Most Influential People in Health”. In 2025, she received the NAACP’s Dr. William Cobb Montague Health Equity Award.
Dr. Blackstock received both undergraduate and medical degrees from Harvard University, making her and her twin sister, Oni, the first Black mother-daughter legacy graduates from Harvard Medical School. Dr. Blackstock’s generational memoir, LEGACY: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine was published by Viking Books on January 23, 2024 and became an instant New York Times best-seller.
Dr. Blackstock currently lives in her hometown of Brooklyn, New York, with her two school-age children.
12:45 – 1:15 pm
Closing Wisdom
Drawing on decades of global leadership, experts share insights on how we can work together to advance community health, and what global efforts can teach us about strengthening communities here in the U.S.
(recorded) Caryl Stern, Former President & CEO, UNICEF USA and Former Executive Director, Walton Family Foundation
Philanthropy, Health, and Humanity: Applying Global Knowledge at Home
Jean Accius, PhD and Deb Garcia, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières – USA
What the World Teaches Us About Building Healthier Communities
Caryl Stern
Former President & CEO, UNICEF USA and Former Executive Director, Walton Family Foundation
Caryl M. Stern is an activist, executive, author and public speaker who has dedicated her career to making a difference for others. By rolling up her sleeves and leading with courage and compassion, she built a career path from College Dean, to Senior Associate National Director of the ADL, to President and CEO of UNICEF USA, to Executive Director of the Walton Family Foundation, and today she serves as Chief Impact Officer at LionTree.
LionTree is an independent investment and merchant bank for creativity, community and capital, with a strong commitment to purpose.
Under Caryl’s leadership, The Walton Family Foundation awarded several billion in grants in three areas: improving K-12 education, protecting rivers and oceans and the communities they support, and investing in its home region of Northwest Arkansas and the Arkansas-Mississippi Delta.
Under Stern’s leadership, UNICEF USA more than doubled its fundraising revenue, secured multi-million-dollar commitments and launched innovative programs to support the world’s most vulnerable children. Prior to joining UNICEF USA, Stern was an executive at the Anti-Defamation League, the founding director of its A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute, and the Dean of Students at Polytechnic University.
Stern serves on the boards of directors of The Container Store and the We Are Family Foundation. In addition, Caryl is a member of Advisory Board of Gucci’s Chime for Change. Caryl is the author of “I Believe in ZERO: Learning from the World’s Children,” (about her travels to more than 30 countries to put children first), and “Hate Hurts,” a handbook for adults and children on confronting and conquering bias.
Deb Garcia
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières – USA
Deborah “Deb” Garcia is Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) USA’s chief development officer, after joining in March 2023. The development department is responsible for developing secure and diversified private income streams in the US to meet the financial needs of MSF’s medical projects and ensure the independence of our global operations. She oversees a team responsible for key donor segments including mass market, major donors, corporations, and foundations.
Prior to MSF-USA, Deb has advised and led numerous public and private sector organizations focused on resourcing to drive health access and equity globally.
Deb holds a Master’s in Business Administration from New York University Stern School of Business and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental and Chemical Engineering from University of Waterloo.
1:30 pm
Guests/Non-LCHC Members Depart
1:30 – 3:30 pm
LCHC Founding Members Closed Session
LCHC Founding Members
Thank You to Our LCHC Founding Members for Your Leadership and Vision
Conference Venue
The Cornell Club
6 East 44th Street
New York, NY 10017
Ivy Room (4th Floor)