ETR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing health equity and education outcomes across communities through science-based, rigorously tested solutions [1]. The organization's approach combines transdisciplinary scientific research with practical implementation while maintaining an unwavering commitment to diversity, inclusion, and responsive innovation.
Under the leadership of CEO Vignetta Charles, PhD, ETR operates with a strong executive team that drives strategic direction and organizational growth [1]. Key leadership positions include:
- Eric Blanke - Chief Operating Officer
- Dana Hawkins - Chief Financial Officer
- Michael Everett - Chief People & Culture Officer
- Coleen Cantwell - Vice President, Business Development
- Gabrielle Chew - Vice President of Public Affairs
The organization's governance structure includes a diverse Board of Directors representing various professional backgrounds across the nation [1]. Notable board members bring expertise from different sectors:
- Paurvi Bhatt, MPH - ThirdEyeFocus Founder & CEO
- Miriam Warren - Chief Diversity Officer, Yelp
- Dafina M. Ward, JD - Executive Director, Southern AIDS Coalition
- Karen Rayne, PhD - Executive Director, UN|HUSHED
ETR maintains a robust federal contracting presence through multiple government-wide acquisition vehicles [1]. Their contracting capabilities include:
- HHS Program Support Center IDIQ (HHSP233201500056I)
- Policy and program assessments
- Evaluation design and data collection
- Technical assistance and support services
- GSA MOBIS Schedule (GS-10F-0171T)
- Integrated Consulting Services
- Customized technical assistance
- Survey and evaluation services
The organization's work spans critical areas including health education, research and evaluation, and professional development [2]. Key programs demonstrate ETR's commitment to comprehensive community impact:
- Health Education Initiatives
- HealthSmart curriculum implementation
- FLASH sexual health education
- Evidence-based prevention programs
- Research & Evaluation Services
- Title IX consultation
- Digital education pathway evaluation
- Gender gap research in programming
ETR actively engages in small business partnerships through SBIR and STTR programs, offering comprehensive capabilities including:
- Research and Development
- Quantitative/qualitative research methodologies
- Evidence-based program development
- Online learning and virtual environments
- Knowledge management solutions
For contracting and partnership inquiries, interested parties may contact:
Coleen Cantwell, MPH Director, Business Development and Planning (831) 438-4060 ext. 186 [email protected]
As a registered 501(c)(3) organization (EIN #94-2760764), ETR continues to advance its mission through strategic initiatives that emphasize health equity, scientific rigor, and community improvement [1].