Beth Maloney, former president of Palladian Partners, is the new owner and CEO of Lumina Corps, formerly NOVA Research Company, a woman-owned firm serving the communications, research, program support, and events management needs of health and science agencies. Ms. Maloney is joined by Amy Ewing, former Palladian Partners vice president, who is now COO of Lumina Corps. Ms. Ewing will oversee client delivery services, leading a senior team responsible for strategic communications, research and evaluation, science writing and events support for the National Cancer Institute, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Indian Health Service, and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, among other agencies. In 1986, Peggy Young founded NOVA Research, a woman-owned small business. Ms. Young and her husband Paul Young will continue to serve clients at Lumina Corps as they participate in a smooth transition of operations. Ms. Maloney served as president of Palladian Partners for 11 years, supporting its transition from a small woman-owned business to the largest subsidiary of Altarum Institute. Under her leadership, Palladian more than tripled in size through organic growth and expansion of digital and strategic communications services. Ms. Maloney is a board member of The Children’s Inn of NIH, serving as the immediate past chair of the board. Ms. Ewing has more than 20-years of experience in federal health communications, having most recently led strategic communications, creative, and digital communications services for Palladian Partners as its vice president of strategy. Follow us and connect with us.
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Last night, members of our team gathered at Java Nation Inc near our Silver Spring office to celebrate our two-year anniversary as Lumina Corps! We were joined by members of the extended Lumina community who have collaborated with us on our journey. It was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on and celebrate our company’s growth, the connections we have built, and the impact that we have made through our client work. We look forward to continuing this growth in the years to come.
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This weekend, Lumina’s CEO Beth Maloney attended the 10th Anniversary of An Evening for Hope for The Children's Inn at NIH, along with Lumina team members Ida Donner Konstantopoulos, CMP, VEMM, Alexandra Morelli, CMP, and Sukhman Sandhu. Over the past 10 years, An Evening for Hope has raised millions of dollars to support the patients and families who rely on The Children’s Inn’s services. This year, the event raised over $1.8 million to help The Children’s Inn continue in its mission and to further support critical biomedical research. Lumina is proud to support The Children's Inn!
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of An Evening for Hope for The Children's Inn at NIH with Lumina Corps team members evoked a wave of emotions, and more than anything gratitude. Grateful for the opportunity to help launch this event more than a decade ago with the phenomenal staff and volunteers who have deep heartfelt commitment to the patients, families, and biomedical research at NIH. Grateful that Jennie Lucca and Fern Jennifer Stone remain steadfast in their leadership roles at the Inn and each year increase the success of this event that directly supports patients and their families when help and hope are very much needed. Grateful for the community of support, the companies and individuals—especially Todd Pantezzi—, who generously sustain the good work of the Inn. And grateful for a new generation of supporters for such a worthy cause!
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Lumina is honored to support this upcoming event with The Children's Inn at NIH: Leadership and Momentum in Advancing Health Equity Webinar. Please join us for this free online event focused on advancing health equity. The event will take place on April 17th at 1 p.m. ET and will feature NIH and Congressional leadership. Confirmed speakers include: - Eliseo Pérez-Stable, M.D., Director, National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities - Shelli Avenevoli, Ph.D., Deputy Director, National Institute of Mental Health - Victoria D. Ojeda, Ph.D., M.P.H., Professor, UCSD Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health - Representative Robin L. Kelly, D-Illinois, 2nd District - Jennie Lucca, CEO, The Children’s Inn - Cathy Morales, Chief Program & Services Officer, The Children's Inn Register today: https://lnkd.in/eDSecMrA
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Lumina is proud to partner with clients that positively transform health outcomes and support the greater good, like the NCI Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities (CRCHD). Through our partnership with CRCHD, we support efforts to address cancer heath disparities and to advance workforce diversity in the cancer research field. Our collaboration focuses on disseminating critical research findings and training opportunities to a broad audience, emphasizing support for underrepresented communities. Interested in learning more about our work and the clients that we support? Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/egEZ-NkB
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March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate women’s contributions throughout history and present day. Lumina is proud to be a Woman-Owned Small Business, led by CEO Beth Maloney and COO Amy Ewing. Beth and Amy seek to create positive change through the work they do every day, and to empower others to do the same. Read about Beth and Amy’s leadership at Lumina and beyond in our first "Meet the Team" spotlight.
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Creativity and innovation are essential for moving our society forward. That’s why our team works to “Illuminate New Ideas” across all of our projects. By giving ourselves space to learn and innovate, we stay at the forefront of our field and consistently deliver exceptional results to our clients. To learn more about our “Corps Values,” visit our website: https://lnkd.in/eQzG-8iV
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As Lumina expands our impact, we’re also expanding our team! We’re hiring for positions across a range of skillsets and experience levels. Current openings include: - Project Manager, Health Communications - Vice President, Health Communications - Project Business Analyst Know someone who may be a good fit? Help us spread the word by sharing these opportunities with your network. Learn more about our openings and employee benefits on the Lumina Corps website: https://lnkd.in/dd-EqQKb
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We’re thrilled to spotlight Lumina’s newest Project Director, Ida Donner Konstantopoulos, CMP, VEMM. Ida comes to Lumina’s program management team with 10+ years of experience managing public health, scientific and non-profit events, and contributing to business development. “To join a company that is inspiring, thoughtful, and feels like an immediate family is the dream. I am so lucky to be a part of the Lumina Corps team, helping to continue making a positive change to our world!” Join us in welcoming Ida to the team!
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