Raniyah Copeland

Background

About Raniyah Copeland

I am a Results-driven and passionate Executive-level leader with 17 years of experience visioning and leading public health efforts to end health inequity in communities of color. An advocate, strategist, and organizer with 360-degree leadership, including funding and donors, employee engagement, external relationships, financial solvency, board strategy, relationship building, and management. An up-stream thinker who harnesses a symphony of business strategies, connections, and achievements, layering success over success and strengthening the power of organizational messaging and implementing efficacious interventions. Named by the Root as one of the '100 most influential African Americans' in 2019. Led unprecedented increase in organizational vitality, doubling revenue and ramping up staff three-fold in under 3 years. LEADERSHIP – Building Shared Vision • Planning Organic Business Growth • Staff Development • Change Management Consensus Creation • Strategic Partnerships • Coaching • Accountability • SMART Goals EXECUTION – Revenue Generation • Communications • Public Health Strategies • Curriculum Development • TrainingBudget • Development and Management • Innovation • Process Re-engineering • Talent Acquisition • HR Systems INFLUENCE – Fund and Organizational Development • Relationship and Coalition Building • Deal Structuring and Negotiation Advocacy • Monitoring and Evaluation • Civic Engagement • Public Speaking • Coalition Building • Staff Engagement AWARDS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Root's 100 most influential African Americans, 2019 (https://interactives.theroot.com/root-100-2019/raniyah-copeland/) BAI employee of the year, 2016 Selected to participate in Next Generation Leaders of Color Fellowship, 2015 and 2016, Compass Point EDUCATION Master of Public Health, Charles Drew University of Medicine, Magna Cum Laude, Los Angeles, CA Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies, Emphasis: Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, CA