Camille McGirt is a successful businesswoman, public health expert, and researcher. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Medicine from Hampton University and a Master of Public Health from UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health. Additionally, she received an MBA in Business Administration, Management, Business Administration, and Management from Harvard Business School. She gained experience from internships with the White House, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, HealthCorps, and as a Strategic Innovation Graduate Intern and Management Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton. Camille has also been a board chairman and co-founder of Healthy Girls Save The World, a research assistant at UNC Center for AIDS Research, a commitment mentor at Clinton Global Initiative, and a US-Brazil Connect Fellow.

With her diverse expertise in business, public health, and research, Camille McGirt has a strong interest in public health policy and administration, healthcare management, healthcare consulting, and strategic planning. She is also passionate about mentoring young people and promoting girls' education and health.