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Ms. Levin has worked for The Center for Health Design in various roles since 1989, and is currently President and CEO. From 1989-1998, she was primarily responsible for developing and managing the annual Symposium on Healthcare Design and also helped direct The Center's research and advocacy efforts.

From 1998-2000, Ms. Levin was an event planning and marketing consultant, serving healthcare, design, and real estate clients nationally and internationally. Since rejoining The Center for Health Design in 2000 as a full-time employee, Ms. Levin has been responsible for managing the organization, whose annual revenues are now over $3 million.

Under her direction, the Pebble Project research initiative has gained national recognition, growing from four participants to more than 50. She has also been instrumental in developing, launching, and creating the annual Healthcare Design and Environments for Aging conferences, which are produced by Vendome Group, LLC in association with The Center. In addition, she has formed successful partnerships with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Turner Healthcare, HealthTech, Kaiser Permanente, Health Care Without Harm, and others.

Ms. Levin has a master's degree in management and organizational leadership from the John F. Kennedy School of Management in Orinda, CA, and a bachelor's degree from Arizona State University's College of Architecture in Tempe, AZ. She serves on advisory boards for Healing HealthCare Systems, Touch Briefings, and the American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers. A Fellow of the Jim Whittaker Discovery Camp for Innovation and Leadership, Ms. Levin received an Outstanding Alumni Award from ASU in 1998 and was named one of twenty people making a difference in healthcare in 2007 by HealthLeaders magazine.

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