Hannah Chen

Hannah (she/her) was drawn to the tech and information management industry by her interest in the ever-evolving applications of technology and its power for positive change. At the Foundation, she works behind the scenes, supporting important initiatives through systems management, process improvement and operations/facilities management.

Her commitment to the Foundation’s mission stems from her belief in creating equitable opportunities for all to lead healthy lives, not just in terms of physical health. This work is particularly meaningful to her as she’s witnessed the Foundation’s impact in her own communities.

After moving to Colorado in 2021, Hannah has adopted some of the state’s healthy habits in a way that combines physical and mental well-being. She enjoys biking and climbing while fostering community connections, such as volunteering with Cruxing in Color, a BIPOC climbing group in the Front Range.

When not immersed in work or outdoor adventures, she indulges in cooking elaborate meals for friends and spending quality time with her senior cat, S’moresy. She also savors Colorado pastimes, including exploring small mountain towns like Nederland, reveling in fall aspen watching, and discovering the beauty of Rocky Mountain National Park.

Hannah’s favorite season in Colorado is fall because she loves biking with friends while witnessing the breathtaking transformation of the trees. She believes life is good when she’s spending time with good friends and enjoying good food.

In addition to her professional pursuits, Hannah is an Outdoor Program Coordinator for Asian Girls Ignite and part of the Distance to Empty gravel bike team. These activities allow her to combine her passions for the outdoors and community engagement.

Education

BS in Health Information Management — University of Pittsburgh

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification