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Kimberly Hall Alexander
Co-Founder at Level Health Agency
Kimberly Hall Alexander is the Chief Executive Officer of Level Health Agency, a healthcare communications company focused on reducing health disparities. She co-founded the agency in response to her personal experience of losing her husband, former NFL linebacker Elijah Alexander, to multiple myeloma in 2010. This tragedy inspired her to become a strong advocate for patients and caregivers, particularly in underserved communities.12
Her professional roles include:
- CEO of Level Health Agency since April 2021, where she leads efforts to address health inequities.2
- Member of the Family Advisory Board for The Football Players Health Study at Harvard University since June 2015.2
- Principal Consultant at KimCONNECTS, assisting clients with branding and social media strategies, since September 2013.2
- Co-Host of The G.A.M.E. with Timm Matthews on FM 105.3, discussing sports topics with a unique perspective, since December 2012.2
- Founding Board Member of Off the Field, Players' Wives Association (NFL), a charitable organization supporting community initiatives, since May 2006.2
Kimberly has also served on the Board of Trustees for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and has been involved in various advocacy campaigns aimed at improving healthcare access and outcomes for minority communities. Her work is deeply rooted in her commitment to eliminating health disparities through innovative communication strategies and partnerships.1
Highlights
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“Black Americans have a higher risk of developing multiple myeloma, the most common blood cancer in their community. To address this concern, we are offering a free educational program to learn more about the disease. Participants will learn about the increased risk for Black Americans, common signs and symptoms of the disease, and what steps to take if you suspect you or a loved one might have it.
A local myeloma specialist, a patient who has bravely battled the disease, and a dedicated caregiver will share their unique perspectives. Participants will have their questions answered in a Q&A session.
This program empowers everyone, from those impacted by myeloma to those seeking knowledge and information. Join us for a supportive and informative evening. Dinner from Kendall Karsen's will be provided." - LLS
April 22nd - Don't miss the LIVE virtual roundtable event: Health Equity - Industry, Academia, Public Health, and Beyond
An event in celebration of National Minority Health Month, hosted by the East Carolina University Center for Health Disparities, 4/22/22 from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm EST All are welcome. Pre-Registration required. Register here: #https://lnkd.in/g_VCCGSd
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