With more than 15 years of experience in public health and program coordination, Hannah brings a strong track record of transforming complex challenges into practical solutions, particularly in youth suicide prevention. She has led multi-million-dollar grants, built cross-sector partnerships, and integrated evidence-based training into schools, while balancing both big-picture strategy and operational details. From evaluating policy to guiding statewide initiatives, Hannah is dedicated to connecting people, ideas, and resources to create sustainable impact. At the core of her work is a deep commitment to building healthier communities and ensuring every student has the support needed to thrive.