| | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 12:15p Bonnie Hardage, Executive Director, Jesse Parker Williams Foundation
Guest Ms.
Hardage joined Jesse Parker Williams Foundation in 2016 after serving 17 years
in healthcare marketing and development at a metro-Atlanta based community
hospital, a spinal cord and brain injury specialty care and rehabilitation
hospital and a Federally Qualified Healthcare Center, specifically designated
to care for individuals living in homelessness. This broad experience informed
understanding of the complex nature of our healthcare sector, how it is
financed and the access issues that come with complex care and healing; especially
as it relates to marginalized members of our community.
The
mission of Jesse Parker Williams Foundation is to support highly effective
organizations that emphasize preventive, comprehensive health opportunities and
enhance access to health services for women and children. The Foundation
supports individual and population health programming with priority given to
programs addressing health equity and social determinants of health in
community-based services. The Foundation support addresses prevention, primary
care, and mental health services strengthening integrated care models that
remove systemic barriers to advance health equity and reduce health disparities
for women and children in Metro Atlanta. 
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20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 12:15p Georgia State Representative Phil Olaleye, District 59, and Executive Director of Next Generation Men and Women (NextGen)
Guest Phil is the Executive Director of Next Generation Men & Women (Next Gen), a workforce development nonprofit that builds bridges between high school students and local businesses and colleges, to provide in-person exposure to career options and mentorship. Phil also serves as State Representative for Georgia House District 59 representing parts of Atlanta and East Point. Phil is the former President of the Organized Neighbors of Summerhill, a Georgia Trend 40 Under 40 and Atlanta Business Chronicle 40 under Forty honoree. Phil graduated from Duke University and received a Masters in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Raised in Stone Mountain, Phil is a proud DeKalb County Schools product. Phil is married to Sabrina Gómez and they live in Summerhill with their two sons, August and Antony.
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