Heather Roth is the Immunization Branch Chief at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. In this position, she develops strategic direction for and oversees operations and management of the state's immunization program. Heather holds a Masters degree in International Human Rights and a Certificate in Global Health Affairs from University of Denver’s Graduate School of International Studies as well as a Bachelors degree in Political Science and French from the University of Notre Dame. A Colorado native, Heather’s previous experience includes program management for the Colorado Immunization Information System and the Colorado Children’s Immunization Coalition. She is immediate past president of the American Immunization Registry Association and currently serves as Chair of the Association of Immunization Managers.

Aimee Pugh Bernard, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Immunology and Microbiology and dedicated educator at the University of Colorado Anschutz medical campus. Aimee teaches immunology to students all across the CU Anschutz campus and is a co-Director for the Colorado Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CCTSI) ‘Communicating Your Science to the Public’ Workshop series. Aimee is also a pro-science advocate and regularly testifies at the Colorado state legislature in support of pro-science legislation that strengthens public health. In all her roles, Aimee strives to serve as a positive influence on education, public health policy, and science communication.

Edem Fiadonu is a dedicated nonprofit professional with a BA in Sociology from MSU Denver in 2021. As the Community Services Navigator at The Fax, she manages the food bank and diaper pantry, provides resource navigation, and assists individuals with applications for programs like SNAP, LEAP, Medicaid, WIC, and rental assistance. She also helps plan community resource fairs, including last year's event that served nearly 1,100 people with vaccines, backpacks, shoes, and vital community resources from partner organizations. With a strong background in sociology and nonprofit work, she is committed to creating accessible support systems for those in need.

Ricardo Gonzalez-Fisher was born in Canton, Ohio, and moved to Mexico with his family at the age of 3 years old. As an immigrant in Mexico, he became a Surgical Oncologist with significant experience in various roles, including senior leadership, academia, team building and research on issues related to cancer incidence, treatment, and survivorship. In 2012, Dr. Gonzalez-Fisher moved to Colorado and obtained a master’s degree in public health and is currently a PhD candidate at the Institute for Bioethics Research in Monterrey, Mexico. Since 2016 Dr Gonzalez-Fisher has served as a public health professional at Servicios de La Raza managing the Ventanilla de Salud program at the Mexican Consulate in Denver, actively participating in COVID-19 education, testing and vaccination for underserved Latino communities across the State of Colorado. Ricardo is a PACT community member and participates in several NIH initiatives at the University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Center, including the development of a Community Clinical Trials Advisory board.