Alissa Kurzman

Alissa Kurzman is an experienced Public Health Strategist with a track record in consulting for the pharmaceutical industry and global non-profit organizations.

Her focus lies in elevating the patient and caregiver voice through patient advocacy activities and collaborations.

Alissa possesses strong skills in qualitative and quantitative research, health communications, strategy development, and stakeholder management.

She is particularly passionate about Alzheimer's disease, HIV/AIDS, and women's health.

Alissa holds a Master of Public Health in Global Public Health and Applied Epidemiology from New York University, another Master of Public Health from the University of Ghana, and a Bachelor of Arts in International Development Studies from McGill University.

Her educational journey also includes studying at The Contemporary Global Issues Learning Center during her time at Freehold Township High School.

Alissa has held various roles in esteemed organizations such as the World Economic Forum, High Lantern Group, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI), Marie Stopes International, MK&A, in-sync group, Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, Global Brigades, Inc., and Pine Grove Day Camp.