Lisa A. Gilmore, MBA, MSW

Former Executive Director

(202) 415-1962

Lisa A. Gilmore is a public health management and program executive with 16 years of progressively responsible experience in leading health care strategies at national, state, and local levels. At NCAC, she developed, implemented, and managed health care, communications, fundraising, advocacy, and research strategies that engaged diverse sectors in collaborative heath promotion and disease management efforts. After joining NCAC in May 2002, she guided its transformation into a nonprofit regional organization that served as a major resource for asthma education and a model for institutional collaboration. While tripling NCAC’s membership, she facilitated the joint planning and implementation of policies, family education programs, and multidisciplinary case management teams across hospitals, managed care organizations, health centers, pharmacies, schools, child care providers, and public health and social service agencies. She also recruited more than 250 clinicians who completed NCAC’s Physician Asthma Care Education Seminar. Before joining NCAC, Ms. Gilmore served with the National Center for Tobacco-Free Kids as Director of Partnerships and Development and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services where she led initiatives on various public health and social policy issues. She holds a Master of Business Administration and a Master of Social Work from Boston College and a bachelor’s degree in Applied Math and Economics from Brown University.