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Levi Cohen
Building Brigade Health
Levi Cohen is a seasoned professional currently working in M&A and Finance at Brigade Health as a Senior Doc.1 He has over 11 years of experience in corporate M&A, venture investing, and strategic growth across various industries including healthcare, fintech, consumer services, and financial services.2
Levi's career highlights include:
- Director of M&A and Corporate Development at Brigade Health, overseeing investment and acquisition activities.2
- Manager of M&A and Venture Investing at Quest Diagnostics, where he led the acquisition of PathAI Diagnostics.2
- Senior Associate at TheKey, managing acquisitions in the in-home healthcare space.2
- Senior Financial Analyst at PepsiCo, focusing on revenue and pricing strategy.12
- Principal of Origination Services and Revenue Operations at Axial.12
Levi holds an MBA from NYU Stern School of Business, specializing in Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Technology Product Management. He also has a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Economics from William & Mary – Raymond A. Mason School of Business.1
In addition to his corporate roles, Levi is involved in community service as the Director at About U Outreach, a nonprofit focused on empowering student-athletes in New York City.2
Highlights
We are humbled and proud that Abdoul Kouyate is our first About U Outreach member to earn an internship through our Mentorship Program. Special thank you to Brad Cupito, our About U Basketball Program Director and Abdoul’s Mentor, for assisting Abdoul through the process. Abdoul is working in Revenue Cycle Management and Patient Care Administration at the Endoscopy Center Of Bergen County, LLC which is jointly owned by United Surgical Partners and Hackensack Meridian Hospital. George Lanese Alex Coombs Timothy Heckman Patrick Godfrey Jr. MBA
On July 16th, 2020, New York City officials announced the cancellation of the fall 2020 PSAL (Public School Athletic League) football season. The impacts of this decision are far reaching – many of the city’s ~800,000 public school students (85% of whom are from minority communities) living at or near the poverty line were left without opportunity and constructive after school activities. In order to combat these immense social and racial inequities, this two-day event (October 23-24, 2020) has been created to afford opportunities and academic incentives to this forgotten community. This event delivers the opportunity for student-athletes to showcase their skills to coaches from a wide array of college programs.
To learn more about this event and what ‘About U’ is working towards, please reach out to me or contact George Lanese at [email protected]
