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Advisory Board for Health Equity

health equity advisory board

What is the Advisory Board for Health Equity?

Whether you are working on pandemic response or your companies’ support for employees seeking equity in access to reproductive health services, you know that disparities in health and social determinants of health have emerged as being among the most pressing issues of the last several years. Differences in health outcomes and wellbeing have been brought into focus partly as a result of the pandemic but also through discussions around gender and racial justice and equity.  

Join this advisory board to exchange ideas, get answers to problems in real time, and work with peers to explore effective corporate investment in community-based health equity initiatives. You will also gain knowledge and insight into best practices for these programs; explore potential cross-sector collaboration to positively impact social determinants of health and better health outcomes for all; accelerate and share learning about how companies can most effectively move the needle for the community—and sometimes for your own employees in the process.

What can you do as a Health Equity Advisory Board Member?

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What Do Board Members Do?

Whether you are engaged with direct care, or partnering with community organizations to address barriers to optimal population health, engaging with this group will help to prepare you to plan for effective community health programs and partnerships.

Each year the board will work as a group to set the advisory agenda to be explored.  Advisory Board members will have the opportunity to present their own work and to recommend guest topics and/or speakers.  Members will help to shape one or more advisory bulletin publications focused on emerging themes and best practices in community health equity and addressing social determinants of health.  Advisory board members are invited (but not required) to be named co-authors of the advisory bulletin publications.

 

Download the 2024 Bulletin

This report highlights lessons from the Advisory Board for Health Equity, hosted by the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship. Click on the link to download this report. 

DOWNLOAD THE BULLETIN

Meet the Members of the Advisory Board for Health Equity

Board Chair

Board Chair

Christy Reeves

Vice President, Community Engagement & Impact, Ochsner Health

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Member List as of September 2024

Valerie ColladoPresident, Avantor Foundation/Director, Brand Communications & Events

Avantor

Steven CrimaldiStrategic Program Manager

Ochsner Health System

Heather FalckManager, Independence Blue Cross Foundation

Independence Blue Cross Foundation

Kimelyn Harris CSR Program Executive

Bank of America

Mia LazarusSpecialist, Social Responsibility and Strategic Initiatives

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Charito LincolnVP of Community Investments

Methodist Healthcare Ministries

Stacey MannDirector, Corporate Citizenship

Point32Health

Sandra MartinezVP of Strategy & Partnerships

Methodist Healthcare Ministries

Keith MobleyAVP, Corporate Social Responsibility

AAA - The Auto Club Group

Christy ReevesVice President, Community Engagement & Impact

Ochsner Health

Carol RichardsonSr. Director, ESG Lead, NA

Teva Pharmaceuticals

Melanie RiveraAssociate, External Affairs

Sutter Health

Alyssa Sherman-ShepardManager, Corporate Social Responsibility

Emergent BioSolutions

Ron Turner DiazDirector, Corporate Social Responsibility

Advocate Health

Rachel WilliamsFoundation and Public Affairs Program Administrator

Independence Blue Cross Foundation

Who Can Join?

Join the Advisory Board for Health Equity if you are responsible for one or more programs or partnerships focused on health equity, social determinants of health, or health crisis response.  BCCCC membership required.

What can you do as a Health Equity Advisory Board Member?

Ready to learn more? Ask our team for details. Ask Our Team