We bring together strategists, scientists, storytellers, operators, and public health leaders to help organizations move from intention to measurable impact.
Natasia Malaihollo helps organizations harness data, technology, and operational strategy to build systems that scale impact and improve performance. A market researcher turned tech entrepreneur, she brings a rare combination of analytical thinking, systems design, and operational leadership to every engagement. Before joining EIS, Natasia founded Wyzerr, a research technology company that transformed how organizations gathered consumer insight through gamified research experiences. Under her leadership, the platform supported more than 2,200 organizations across 53 countries, including global brands such as Walmart, Google, and Procter & Gamble.
Recognized by Forbes Under 30 and Smithsonian Magazine as an innovator to watch, Natasia has spent the last decade building data-driven systems that make research smarter, operations more efficient, and organizational decision-making more actionable. At EIS, she leads operational infrastructure, technology integration, and organizational systems that support scalable execution across complex, multi-stakeholder engagements.
Dr. Damian Denson is a public health leader, epidemiologist, and behavioral scientist whose work focuses on advancing health equity through implementation science, systems thinking, and strategic stakeholder engagement.
Before joining EIS, Damian led the Social Determinants of Health Research Team within the CDC’s Division of HIV Prevention, overseeing interdisciplinary research initiatives focused on structural barriers, behavioral health, and HIV prevention outcomes.
A published researcher and nationally recognized thought leader, Damian has authored more than forty peer-reviewed publications spanning HIV prevention, implementation science, behavioral health, and health equity.
At EIS, Damian leads scientific strategy, advisory board architecture, and intelligence development, helping organizations translate complex research, market dynamics, and stakeholder insight into practical strategic direction.
Dominique Hardman operates at the intersection of science, storytelling, and experience design, helping organizations turn complex information into meaningful engagement and action. Her work centers on creating content experiences that are scientifically grounded, human-centered, and operationally effective.
Before joining EIS, Dominique served within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Division of HIV Prevention, where she led the development and publication of national HIV communication materials across campaigns, digital platforms, and partner-facing initiatives.
At EIS, Dominique leads content strategy for advisory boards, speaker programs, and stakeholder engagement initiatives, guiding everything from discussion architecture and facilitation strategy to scientific storytelling.
Dr. Micah Griffin is a healthcare strategist and communications leader with deep expertise in stakeholder engagement, health equity, advocacy, and pharmaceutical communications.
Throughout his career, he has advised some of the world’s leading healthcare and biopharmaceutical organizations on how to strengthen relationships, navigate complexity, and drive meaningful engagement across diverse audiences.
His work has included product launches, advisory boards, stakeholder engagement strategies, and multi-channel campaigns designed to improve health outcomes and expand access to care.
At EIS, Micah helps organizations translate insight into actionable direction, guiding stakeholder engagement and strategic communications across complex healthcare ecosystems.
Sara Fails is a strategic communications and content leader who helps organizations translate complex ideas into clear, actionable narratives that drive alignment and execution. With more than a decade of experience across healthcare, government, nonprofit, and social impact sectors, she specializes in turning large volumes of information into concise, decision-ready content. Her background spans integrated communications, stakeholder engagement, strategic partnerships, and large-scale federally funded social marketing campaigns. Sara is known for synthesizing complexity quickly, building structure from ambiguity, and developing materials that resonate across diverse audiences and stakeholder groups. At EIS, Sara leads strategic content development across advisory boards, executive communications, and enterprise engagement initiatives.
Khristen Flennoy is a public health strategist focused on advancing equity through data-driven strategy, implementation science, and community-informed program design. With more than a decade of experience spanning healthcare systems, communications firms, academia, and community-based organizations, she specializes in bridging high-level strategy with operational execution.
Prior to joining EIS, Khristen managed complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives across healthcare and public sector environments, including leadership roles supporting CDC and CMS communications and public health accounts.
At EIS, Khristen leads content delivery, stakeholder coordination, and implementation strategy across enterprise engagements, helping organizations translate evidence-based frameworks into practical solutions.
Stephanie Sebeck is an operations and human resources leader with more than 20 years of experience partnering with executive teams to build, scale, and optimize high-performing organizations.
She brings a hands-on, solutions-oriented approachacross HR strategy, talent acquisition, organizational development, and operational execution—ensuring seamless delivery across both internal teams andclient engagements. Stephanie is known for building strong, values-aligned teams and creating systems and structures that enable consistent, high-quality performance. She leads talent strategy with a focuson recruiting, developing, and retaining top talent,while supporting the operational rigor required todeliver a high-touch, responsive client experience across complex, multi-stakeholder engagements.
Richard Harvey specializes in transforming complexity into cohesive, high-performing client experiences. With more than twenty years of experience leading omnichannel marketing, digital transformation, and operational delivery across healthcare, retail, media, and consumer brands, he brings both strategic discipline and operational precision to every engagement.
Before joining EIS, Richard led high-impact transformation initiatives for organizations including McDonald’s, Wingstop, Southwest Airlines, Procter & Gamble, Sprint, and The Dallas Morning News as well as spending time at Publicis Groupe, OMD, and Carol H. Williams communication agencies. His work focused on aligning teams, scaling digital capabilities, and driving measurable business performance across large and complex organizations.
At EIS, Richard leads project management and client delivery operations across advisory boards, speaker programs, and enterprise initiatives, ensuring programs move efficiently from strategy through implementation.
Tiffany West is a strategist, storyteller, and operator who helpsorganizations bridge the gap between vision, engagement, andexecution. Her work sits at the intersection of brand strategy,stakeholder engagement, public affairs, and operational transformation,helping organizations navigate complex environments while buildingtrust, visibility, and measurable impact.
Over the course of her career, Tiffany has advised biopharmaceuticalcompanies, governments, nonprofits, advocacy organizations, andsenior executives on strategic communications, partnershipdevelopment, strategy, executive engagement, and integrated campaigndevelopment. Her experience spans public health, policy, corporateaffairs, healthcare access & community engagement, with a particularfocus on translating complex issues into actionable strategies.
At EIS, Tiffany leads brand strategy, client intelligence, and businessdevelopment. She is known for combining strategic insight, operationalthinking, and cultural fluency to help organizations communicate withclarity, build meaningful partnerships, and navigate moments thatrequire both precision and trust.
LaRon E. Nelson, PhD, RN, FNP, FNAP, FAAN
LaRon Nelson is an internationally recognized HIV researcher, clinician, and implementation scientist whose work focuseson HIV prevention, health equity, and community-centered care models. He has held leadership roles across majorscientific and public health institutions and has contributed to shaping national and global conversations around HIVresearch, policy, and care delivery. Dr. Nelson brings deep expertise in translating behavioral science, clinical research, andcommunity insight into strategies that improve access, engagement, and outcomes for populations disproportionatelyimpacted by HIV.
Joel Gallant, MD, MPH
Joel Gallant is a nationally recognized HIV physician, researcher, and educator with decades of experience advancing HIVtreatment, clinical education, and therapeutic strategy. He has served in major scientific leadership and advisory roles andis widely respected for helping clinicians interpret and apply emerging HIV science in real-world practice settings. Dr.Gallant brings extensive expertise in antiretroviral therapy, long-acting treatment innovation, adherence strategy, andprovider education, helping organizations bridge scientific advancement with clinical implementation.
Leo Moore, MD, MSPHM
Leo Moore is a physician, educator, and healthcare strategist specializing in infectious disease, HIV care, and providerengagement. His work centers on strengthening clinical readiness, improving patient-centered care delivery, and helpinghealthcare professionals operationalize evolving standards of care across diverse practice settings. Dr. Moore is recognizedfor creating highly engaging peer-learning environments that combine scientific rigor with practical insight, helping providerstranslate complex clinical information into confident decision-making and real-world patient impact.