Staff

Randa is responsible for building, leading, and aligning healthcare purchasers and stakeholders to collaborate on innovative, systemic improvements to health and healthcare delivery. She has 25 years of experience in HR and Benefits at Ford Motor Company. Randa holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Indiana State University and a master’s in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from Middle Tennessee State University. Randa has a passion for social justice, politics, learning, and the Oxford comma. She enjoys spending her time travelling, camping, and eating good food with family and friends.

Jenny is responsible for leading, engaging, and aligning employers and healthcare stakeholders to collaborate on innovative, systemic improvements to health and healthcare delivery. She has over a decade leading Kentucky’s largest self-insured health plan and is an experienced HR executive. Jenny is a retired Air Force Chief Master Sergeant whose career included duties in combat communications, journalism, personnel, and leadership development. She holds an bachelor’s degree in organizational development and a master’s degree in adult learning with a focus on distance learning from Tusculum College. Jenny is passionate about her family and research that underscores the impact of the brain on obesity and substance use disorders. She enjoys gardening and spending time with her husband and extended family at their small cattle farm.

Stephanie fulfills the data needs of the KHC, including regional and statewide physician quality measurement reports, measurement alignment, and project data support. Stephanie holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and communication and master’s degree in analytics, both from Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky. She is passionate about social justice, proper grammar, fitness and nutrition, and lifelong learning. In her free time, you can find Stephanie on the volleyball court, learning Spanish by watching telenovelas, or hosting weekend get-togethers in her backyard with friends.

Natalie is responsible for the project management and implementation of the KHC’s community health-related initiatives. She is two-time alumna of the University of Louisville and holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree, both in public health. Natalie is passionate about health and social equity, civic engagement, history, and personal growth. In her free time, Natalie enjoys running through Louisville’s many parks, searching for vintage treasures in local flea markets, exploring new places and hobbies, or reading on her porch with a cup of coffee and her dog by her side.