Cassandra Allen is a dedicated public health professional with expertise in workforce development, health promotion, and equity-centered strategies. She has led initiatives that address community health challenges, enhance workforce capacity, and strengthen public health infrastructure. With a diverse background spanning community needs assessments, health information exchange, strategic workforce planning, and communications, Cassandra brings a holistic approach to advancing public health outcomes. Her experience spans university and nonprofit sectors, where she has managed large-scale events and developed programs that promote equity, diversity, and inclusion.

A skilled public speaker and project manager, Cassandra excels in building cross-sector partnerships, fostering inclusivity, and delivering innovative, data-driven solutions. She is passionate about creating sustainable programs that advance health equity and improve community well-being. In addition to her professional achievements, Cassandra volunteers as Director of Programs for the Black Health Commission, where she organizes signature events and develops educational initiatives to promote health equity and joy in underserved communities.

Cassandra earned her Master of Public Health in Health Promotion from George Washington University and a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences from the University of Central Florida.