Kelly O'Brien

Kelly O'Brien is currently serving as the Vice President of Prevention at Us Against Alzheimer's, a role in which she harnesses her extensive experience from a variety of sectors. Prior to her current role, O'Brien directed The Kennedy Forum Illinois, an initiative focused on mental health. Her diverse career history spans the public, nonprofit, and private sectors, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of different organizational structures and strategies.

Not only is O'Brien highly experienced in her professional field, but she also has a strong footing in health and wellness. As a certified health coach, personal trainer, and meditation instructor, she is able to bring a unique perspective to her work, integrating physical and mental wellbeing into her approach. These skills have also led her to participate in over 100 global running, swimming, and triathlon events, demonstrating her commitment to personal health and fitness.

Complementing her practical experience, O'Brien holds a master's in public administration from the prestigious George Washington School of Business. This academic background has no doubt equipped her with the theoretical knowledge and strategic thinking needed to lead and manage in her diverse roles. Her varied experiences and qualifications position her as an authority in health, wellbeing, and organizational leadership.