Alicia Lee, MHA

Alicia Lee serves as the Director, MCH Collective Impact at March of Dimes for the Houston market and facilitates a community collaborative aimed at improving maternal and infant health outcomes in Houston and Harris County, Texas, where all women attain optimal health in all phases of life including healthy birth outcomes. Previously, she was the director for Improving Maternal Health, an initiative addressing the various and complex drivers of maternal mortality and other adverse outcomes in Houston and Harris County through a comprehensive, long-term strategy. Previous employers include the Greater Houston Partnership, the American College of Physicians, and the Office of Representative John A. Culberson (TX-07). She spends her volunteer time as a member of The Junior League of Houston, Inc., a court appointed advocate with Child Advocates, Inc., a member of The Kinkaid School’s Board of Trustees, and director of government relations for Kappa Alpha Theta. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Wake Forest University and Master’s in Healthcare Administration from the University of Houston – Clear Lake. She resides in Houston and has a two-year-old Labradoodle named Char Siu.