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The Center for Black Women’s Wellness (CBWW) is excited to share that LaTonya White has been appointed to lead as the organization’s new Director of Operations and Programs. A military dependent born in Fort Benning, Georgia, and a longtime resident of metro Atlanta, LaTonya brings more than 25 years of leadership and technology experience across public health, healthcare, banking, and risk management. Her career spans over 30 years of service, with experience at the local, state, and national levels.
LaTonya joins CBWW with a proven track record in organizational leadership, operational transformation, and technology innovation. Her professional credentials include but not limited to, senior project officer, senior project management, Six Sigma, and multiple technology certifications. A notable cornerstone of her public-sector career was serving as Deputy Director at the Georgia Department of Public Health, where she co-pioneered the development and implementation of the Office of Public Health Informatics under the leadership of then Commissioner Dr. Patrick O’Neal.
“The Center for Black Women’s Wellness is a foundational arm of public health for women, families, and communities seeking holistic support for mental, physical, and financial well-being,” said LaTonya. “It is both humbling and a blessing to be part of an organization so deeply committed to addressing the social factors of health and creating pathways for healing and wholeness. Each day, I am grateful to contribute my servant leadership and experience to advancing CBWW’s mission and impact.”
With this new addition to the executive leadership team, and its new strategic plan, CBWW looks forward to strengthening and expanding wellness and care for women and families.
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