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Carolee Lee, CEO and Founder of WHAM (Women’s Health Access Matters), was named to TIME100’s Most Influential People in Global Health, for her innovative and collaborative approach to advancing the health of women on a global scale. 

WHAM, a non-profit organization, was formed by Carolee Lee in 2020 as an initiative to focus on increasing awareness of women’s health issues, investing in women’s health research and implementing strategies to improve the inequities and bias in research and enterprise while accelerating scientific discovery and economic impact. A board of 25 leading businesswomen launched this initiative.  The WHAM Report was created to quantify the economic benefits of investing in woman’s health research.

The Connors Center at Brigham/Harvard is WHAM’s Lead Scientific Partner. Partners and Collaborators of The WHAM Reports include The RAND Corporation, American Heart Association, La Jolla Institute for Immunology, BrightFocus Foundation and GO2 for Lung Cancer. Additional partners in WHAM’s efforts include Northwell Health, KPMG, Research!America, Magee-Womens Research Institute and Walgreens.

Carolee Lee was the founder and CEO of Carolee Designs, a global brand which was acquired by Luxottica in 2001. She has served on many boards including The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, DSW, Museum of Arts and Design, NY and the Committee of 200. She currently serves on the board of La Jolla Institute for Immunology, The Women’s Health Advisory Board, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and The Women’s Leadership Board at The John F. Kennedy School of Government.


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CEO and Founder of WHAM (Women’s Health Access Matters)

On this episode of Tuesday Talks, Cure CEO interviews Carolee Lee, CEO of WHAM, an innovator, entrepreneur, and thought leader dedicated to improving women’s health and investing in women’s health issues. Lee, one of TIME100’s Most Influential People in Global Health, discusses strategies to improve inequities and bias in research while fostering discoveries and economic benefits. 

Breaking Barriers: Advancing Women’s Health & Innovation

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