Our Team

Our Unite Us team is dedicated to improving outcomes in your community. To get in touch, contact us. To learn more about our commitment to to diversity, equity, and inclusion, click here.

Devon Lopez

Community Engagement Manager

Based in Charleston, West Virginia, Devon has a B.S. in public relations, and a M.A. of public administration from West Virginia University. Devon has experience working in public policy and legislative research and drafting, healthcare event planning and continuing medical education, as well as nonprofit management and hospitality.

Julie Garcia

Senior Community Engagement Manager

Based in Phoenix, AZ, Julie has an M.S. in education and over 20 years of public health experience. Julie has worked for state and county government entities and non-profit organizations in New Mexico and Arizona focusing on community health, employee health, and school health.

Patrick Van Wyck

Network Health Manager

Born, raised, and based in Flagstaff, AZ, Patrick has degrees in anthropology and information technology. Patrick has experience using data to drive decision-making and loves to collaborate.

Brian An

Growth Marketing Manager

Based in Los Angeles, CA, Brian has a B.A. in Integrative biology from the University of California, Berkeley. Brian has nearly a decade of experience developing multi-channel marketing strategies for various clients on the agency side.

Gerren Alexander

Associate Director, Customer Success

Based in Fort Worth, TX, Gerren holds a B.S. in Portuguese from the United States Military Academy, a M.A. from the University of Texas at El Paso, and a M.S. from Texas A&M University. Gerren has 12 years of strategic leadership experience in the Army, along with experience helping companies enhance financial and organizational efficiencies.

Community work is my passion. I am inspired by the work done by community-based organizations and am humbled when partners instill their trust in me to work alongside them to solve some of our most pressing health-related issues. I have been fortunate that my public health work has allowed me the opportunity to support rural areas, metropolitan cities, and some of our Tribal communities in the Southwest. I will continue to fight for a place of equity as I believe we all have a right to live in a community that supports us to live our healthiest lives.