Dr. Sharon Attipoe‑Dorcoo is the Principal of TERSHA LLC and an award‑winning strategist, author, and systems leader who advances narrative sovereignty through data‑informed storytelling and relational governance. With more than two decades of experience, she brings expertise in research, evaluation, systems design, language access, accessibility, and community health workforce development, shaped by leadership roles at DHS, CDC, and across philanthropic and nonprofit networks. A recognized thought leader with 70+ publications, she is a 2022 Public Voices Fellow, Global South Arts and Health Envoy, Adjunct Faculty at Texas Woman’s University, and nominee for the National Academy of Medicine Emerging Leaders Forum. Sharon holds a PhD in Health Policy and an MPH, has lived experience as a diasporic Ghanaian-American woman of faith, wife, and mom, and is deeply committed to building systems rooted in care, dignity, and inclusive impact.

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