Achieva Executive and Leadership Team

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society operates as a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing research, care, and support for individuals affected by multiple sclerosis. The organization mobilizes resources and expertise to accelerate the discovery of new treatments while simultaneously improving the quality of life for those living with the disease and their families. The Society maintains an extensive network of programs and services designed to meet the diverse needs of the MS community. Through direct support initiatives, the organization connects individuals with counseling, educational resources, and practical assistance navigating their diagnosis and treatment options. The organization also facilitates peer support groups and community events that foster connection among patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, recognizing that comprehensive care extends beyond medical intervention. Research funding cornerstone of the Society's mission, with significant investment directed toward understanding disease mechanisms and developing innovative therapeutic approaches. The organization partners with leading medical institutions and researchers to support clinical trials and basic science investigations that expand the boundaries of MS treatment possibilities. This commitment to scientific advancement has contributed to meaningful progress in disease management and patient outcomes over time.

Founded in 1972, The Door has helped a diverse and rapidly growing population of disconnected youth in New York City gain the tools they need to become successful - in school, work, and life. Key to its success, The Door has always remained nimble and equipped to make the necessary adjustments to meet the changing needs of its members. Each year, The Door provides a safe caring environment for about 11,000 young people from all over New York City, with a wide range of services including Adolescent Health; Education; Career Development; Legal Services; Supportive Housing; Recreation; and Nutrition - all for free, completely confidentially, and under one roof, including Broome Street Academy, The Door's in house charter high school which serves about 300 students each year. Headquartered in SoHo, Manhattan with a Bronx satellite, The Door currently has 300 employees and an operating budget of about $30 million. No other organization provides these comprehensive services all in one place. Integration is the cornerstone of The Door's programming. Increased staff collaborations and truly "wraparound" services have led to stronger bonds of support, amplified triumphs, and more empowered young people. As an innovative, highly respected New York City nonprofit, The Door enjoys a national and international reputation. Approaching its 50-year milestone, The Door is poised for growth to meet the evolving needs of the youth it serves.

Lutheran Social Services of New York (LSSNY) is a nonprofit community organization dedicated to strengthening lives, families, and communities. They offer a wide range of services, including family life support, health homes, early childhood education, immigration legal services, and hunger prevention programs. Their target clients include vulnerable families, children, immigrants, and food-insecure individuals across New York City and Nassau County. With over 125 years of experience, LSSNY focuses on social and racial justice, compassion, and empowerment to address persistent poverty and social injustice.

Bitterroot Health has been dedicated to providing exceptional and accessible healthcare to the Bitterroot Valley for nearly 100 years. The organization offers a wide range of services including primary care, urgent care, specialty care, and various surgical services. Their intended clients include individuals and families in the Bitterroot Valley seeking comprehensive medical care. Bitterroot Health is committed to community health and wellness, providing resources and support for patients and their families.