Gina Price Lundberg, MD FACC is the President of the Center for Preventive Cardiovascular Care, PC.  She is the founder and Director of the St. Joseph's Hospital of Atlanta's Heart Center for Women.  She founded and directed The Heart and Health Center for Women at Northside Hospital in 2001.  She also founded and directed The Women's Heart Center, the first women's cardiac prevention program in Georgia, in 1998.  Dr. Lundberg has been a prized contributor for the past five years and is the Chair of the Atlanta Community Council. 

Nancy A. Tkaczuk, RN has been the Director of Cardiovascular Services at Northside Hospital since 1985. Ms. Tkaczuk was the Administrative Director for the Heart Health Center for Women at Northside Hospital.  The center specialized in diagnostic testing, risk evaluation, and education for women at increased risk for heart disease.  Ms. Tkaczuk was the direct contact for Northside Hospital, Atlanta's hospital partner for 2008-09.

Dr. Dee Baldwin, a champion of women's health for more than several decades, is the former Executive Director of Georgia's Office of Women's Health.  Appointed by Governor Barnes in 2000, her selection to this role was due to her many contributions to women's health and minority health through community-based projects. She has received many awards in appreciation of her contributions to women's health, and was hailed as a shining star for her advancement of women's health by the Atlanta Women's Foundation.  She assisted the campaign by coordinating volunteers through Georgia State University's School of Nursing and she also served as this year's co-host.

Netty Jackson, The American Heart Association's Director of Cultural Initiatives, is also a returning volunteer and Chair of the Community Outreach Committee.  Her Cultural Initiatives relationships helped to bring members of the church and other social organizations to the fair.

Candice Jett is the Assistant to the Regional Women's Health Coordinator at the Office on Women's Health.  The OWH was Atlatna's public health partner for the past two years.  She was a great asset in assisting with community outreach efforts. 

Diane Larché is the President and CEO of Larché Communications and member of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women.  She Co-Chaired our Marketing and Public Relations committee and was instrumental in securing many of our public relation opportunities. 

Laura Lyle is the Manager of Corporate and Community Partners at Northside Hospital.  She spearheaded every aspect of the our Screening services with Northside, our official Screening Partner for 2008-09.  Her dedication to providing the free cardiac screenings to the public made this year's fair such a huge success.

Trinita Patton is the Business Manager of the Internal Medicine Service hospitalist program at Northside Hospital -Atlanta.  In this position, she coordinates the strategic planning and development of the program, the marketing and community relations, and oversees the day to day operations.  As an avid community outreach organizer and healthcare advocate, she chaired the 2009 Sister to Sister Volunteer Committee.  Her membership in the National Coalition of 100 Black Women helped to secure this year's Volunteer Appreciation sponsorship.

Katherine Watson, Northside Hospital's Senior Public Relations Specialist, Co-Chaired our Marketing and Public Relations Committee.  She was instrumental in securing the media opportunities for this year's campaign, and her hard work helped to secure the great turnout at the fair.