Brooks Bell

Brooks Bell, a seasoned entrepreneur and advocate for colon cancer prevention and health equity, has had a remarkable career journey filled with entrepreneurial ventures and impactful initiatives.

Starting Brooks Bell Inc. during the era when AOL dominated the internet and A/B testing was still in its nascent stage, Brooks led the company for 16 years, collaborating with top national brands and pioneering in the field of A/B testing.

In 2011, Brooks co-founded Raleigh Founded, now a thriving entrepreneurial community in Raleigh, with the mission to inspire and support more entrepreneurs in building innovative ventures.

Having faced a personal health challenge when diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer at age 38 in 2019, Brooks underwent rigorous treatment and realized the importance of early detection in increasing survival odds. This experience sparked Brooks' dedication to advocating for colon cancer prevention and health equity, working with impactful organizations to address these critical issues.

Brooks is actively involved in various organizations, serving as a board member at CDC Foundation and previously contributing as a member of the Board of Advisors at Duke Raleigh Hospital, Director of the Board of Directors at Research Triangle Foundation, and Board Member at Colorectal Cancer Alliance.

Brooks also founded initiatives like '50 Colonoscopies Under 50' and 'The Inaugural Colonoscopy Gala' to raise awareness about colon cancer prevention and empower individuals to prioritize early screenings for proactive health management.

With a background in studying at Seth Godin's FeMBA and holding a BA from Duke University, Brooks Bell combines entrepreneurial expertise with a passion for driving positive change in healthcare and promoting preventive measures against colon cancer.