Emily Lepner is a public health professional who has extensive experience working on social issues and improving health outcomes. She has worked in various organizations such as Genentech, Center for Youth Wellness, FleishmanHillard, Edelman, CARE, Rabin Martin, and the Clinton Global Initiative. Emily studied a bachelor's degree in sociology, women's studies, and art history at The Ohio State University and pursued a master's degree in Public Health, with a specialty in behavioral science and health education, health and human rights at Emory University.

She has worked as a senior and former Manager of Charitable Giving at Genentech, where she was in charge of forging public-private partnerships and developing communications strategies to address health issues. Emily has also held various roles in public relations, marketing, and community relations at different organizations. At the Center for Youth Wellness, she served as the marketing manager and later as the associate director of marketing. She was also an account supervisor at FleishmanHillard and an account executive at Edelman, where she worked in the health practice. Emily has also worked in international development and advocacy, such as serving as a consultant for strategic partnerships and alliances at CARE and an associate for HIV/AIDS community relations at Rabin Martin. She has also interned at CARE USA, working in the office of the president.

Emily Lepner's expertise focuses on forging public-private partnerships, developing communications strategies and designing sustainable, evidence-based programs to address social issues, and improve health outcomes. Her professional experience includes public health, marketing, community relations, international development, and advocacy. Her interests include human rights, social justice, and health equity.