Emilie is excited to join MNPQC in partnering to work toward a statewide maternal care system built on person-centered and high quality care. She comes to MNPQC with experience in supporting community-based health programs for pregnant women, people with HIV, and newcomers to the United States. She is energized by collaboration that brings together voices across expertise and enjoys facilitating informed conversations with thoughtfully incorporated data, including both quantitative measures and the voices of those most impacted. She recently completed her masters in public health, with a focus on epidemiology.