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Dr. Hasshan Batts is listed as Tri-Sector Leader, Community Epidemiologist, Dynamic Keynote Speaker, and Fulbright Specialist at Watson-Batts School Of Construction, based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at lehigh.edu, phone signal with area code 610, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Dr. Hasshan Batts.
Dr. Hasshan Batts previously worked as Co-Founder at Watson-Batts School Of Construction and Fulbright Scholar at U.S. Department Of State. Dr. Hasshan Batts holds Certificate, Strategic Perspectives In Non Profit Management from Harvard Business School.
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Dr. Hasshan Batts is a dynamic keynote speaker, premiere thought leader, visionary strategist, and tri-sector consultant specializing in equity, wellness, and transformational leadership. As a senior advisor to governors, mayors, corporate executives, and nonprofit leaders, I bring unparalleled expertise in vision creation, strategic alignment, and collaboration to drive systems change and measurable impact.My journey is rooted in resilience and purpose. From overcoming personal challenges to co-founding the Watson-Batts School of Construction—a groundbreaking initiative addressing generational poverty and wealth creation—I have dedicated my career to leading innovative solutions that uplift communities and dismantle systemic inequities.As a Doctor of Health Sciences, I am known for creating environments where complex challenges meet actionable solutions. Whether advancing violence reduction strategies, racial justice initiatives, or building pipelines to opportunity, my work centers community voices, fosters collaboration, and delivers results.Honored as a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Leader and a Fulbright Specialist, I merge research, lived experience, and strategic innovation to help organizations navigate critical challenges. I ensure their culture and climate align with equity-driven goals and measurable outcomes.At Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley, a Black-led, anti-racist organization, I oversee initiatives prioritizing racial justice, health equity, and grassroots capacity building. My leadership exemplifies the alignment of strategy with a commitment to those most impacted by systemic harm.Through my consulting practice, I guide corporate, nonprofit, and government organizations to implement strategies that maximize community benefit, minority spend, and sustainability. My tri-sector leadership framework is invaluable in designing public health campaigns, reentry programs, and equity-driven strategies.As an author and educator, I amplify my impact through workshops, retreats, and coaching for senior leaders, focusing on aligning vision, strategy, and culture. My upcoming book, Beyond the Nightmare, and thought leadership in publications and my NPR podcast “Lets Talk” further position me as a trusted voice on reentry, wellness, and community transformation.Healing and innovation happen through authentic relationships and collaboration. If you’re seeking a senior advisor to reimagine your organization’s or community’s future, connect with me to co-create solutions that inspire lasting change.
Listed skills include Program Development, Conflict Resolution, Public Speaking, Fundraising, and 46 others.
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Our Mission"To empower a new generation of construction leaders, especially from disadvantaged and minority communities, with the skills to thrive in a dynamic sector."Vision Statement"Envisioning a world where WBSC graduates lead the charge in transforming construction landscapes, driving sustainability, and enhancing community wellbeing."
Senegal, Gambia, Ghana, Pakistan
A program of the U.S. Department of State, the Fulbright Specialist Program is a unique opportunity for U.S. academics and established professionals to engage in two- to six-week, project-based exchanges at host institutions across the globe.
Allentown, Pennsylvania Area
Strategically located, the RCDC strives through prayer, reasoned promise, and action to work in fellowship with residents in developing the skills and resources, spiritual and secular, required to create an educationally, financially, and morally empowered community guided by the common pursuit of a secure, healthy, and safe lifestyle. RCDC is committed to creating communities of equity, excellence and empowering residents.
International
PRASI is a program of the North Berkeley Institute for Personal and Social Change. The creation of a diverse group of creative people in the world of conflict resolution who themselves embody the unity of research and practice, PRASI has as its goal to build a model institute for research and scholarship with a practice-oriented focus that seeks to identify and meet the needs of people of color and others who are conventionally overlooked both as practitioners and users of conflict resolution, and in doing so to enhance the field as a whole.
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Convene a representative coalition of health equity stakeholders in and facilitate conversations around barriers to health equity and drivers of inequities. In addition, identify leading causes of disease and well-being that are outside of the health care system, develop priorities for community- driven intervention mechanisms that focus on collective impact and system transformation.
Culture of Health Leaders is a leadership development opportunity for people working in every field and profession who want to use their influence to advance health and equity. Our leaders’ innovation helps build a Culture of Health, one that enables everyone in America to live longer, healthier lives. Through this program, our leaders will be prepared to collaborate and provide transformative leadership to address health equity in their communities.The Culture of Health Leaders program includes representation from fields as diverse as business, technology, architecture, education, urban farming, the arts and many others. Every year, we look to add even broader representation from fields and professions across the private, public, nonprofit and social sectors to build a truly diverse group of leaders.
Allentown, Pennsylvania Area
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Catalyst IpF (Initiating Positive Futures) is a comprehensive conflict resolution and training service for community individuals, organizations, families, and businesses. Our goal is to provide conflict resolution skills that empower our clients to improve the quality of their lives, relationships, and businesses.
Allentown, Pennsylvania Area
Greater Philadelphia Area
Transformative Education Associates (The TEA Group) is a professional development, community engagement and research group founded in 2006. We specialize in and facilitate the development of educators, social workers, health care workers and other human service providers as they serve individuals, institutions and communities.
Allentown, Pennsylvania Area
The Rider-Pool Foundation, launched an intensive, nine-month fellowship program to train and equip non-profit leaders to meet the needs of a rapidly developing downtown Allentown. The “Collective Impact Action Learning Fellowship” has been designed in recognition of the need for a new system of non-profit leadership to effectively address and measurably improve complex quality of life challenges within neighborhoods surrounding the downtown Neighborhood Improvement Zone (NIZ).Bringing together leaders representing a diverse range of community-focused issue areas, the fellowship is intended to increase effectiveness by working together, provide tools for meaningful collaboration, and create win-win strategies driven by a comprehensive approach to community development.
• Leader for all NHS Children’s programs in Lehigh Valley area (2 Residential Group Homes, Therapeutic Foster Care Program, Family Based Mental Health Services, BHRS, Outpatient Mental Health Clinic and Intensive Case Management Program).• Started 6 bed post-trauma, Gender Specific Residential Group Home for Adolescent Girls (developed program, hired and trained staff, developed policy and procedures manuals, supervised program licensing, developed relationships with referral sources)• Directly supervised 6 member management team, psychiatrists and psychologist and oversaw Department of 45 staff.• Managed $5 million Department budget.• Monitored program compliance in relation to policy and standards, licensing compliance, and state/payer regulations.• Chaired Children Mental Health Residential Committee for Central Western Region• Assured programs meet all federal, state, local and agency licensing and compliance requirements• Developed and maintained relationships with funding and referral sources
Graduate School of Social and Behavioral Sciences• Psychology of Human Development I• Psychology of Human Development II
Hickory/Lenoir, North Carolina Area
• Race and Ethnic Relations• Cultural Anthropology
Nebo, Nc
• Served as acting Executive Director in absence of Executive Director• Established Post-Trauma Centered Therapeutic Foster Care Program• Established 12 bed Level III Secure Residential Program• Supervised 6 home residential campus, Child Advocacy Center, Community Counseling Center, Professional Development Center, Therapeutic Foster Care Program• Supported agency transition from Department of Social Services funded to Managed Care Provider• Monitored program compliance in relation to policy and standards, Council on Accreditation, licensing compliance and state/payer regulations • Provided direct supervision and leadership to 7 member management team and indirect supervision to 36 direct care staff.• Functioned as primary public relations and financial development officer for $2.5 million Agency. • Designed, evaluated and monitored compliance of agency programs.
Hickory/Lenoir, North Carolina Area
• Served as ambassadorial representative of the agency to the community, board of directors and funding sources.• Designed, evaluated and monitored compliance of agency programs.• Recruited, trained and supervised staff, mediators, volunteers and interns.
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Dr. Hasshan Batts works for Watson-Batts School Of Construction.
Dr. Hasshan Batts is listed as Tri-Sector Leader, Community Epidemiologist, Dynamic Keynote Speaker, and Fulbright Specialist at Watson-Batts School Of Construction.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @lehigh.edu for Dr. Hasshan Batts at Watson-Batts School Of Construction.
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Dr. Hasshan Batts is based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States while working with Watson-Batts School Of Construction.
Dr. Hasshan Batts has worked for Watson-Batts School Of Construction, U.S. Department Of State, Promise Neighborhoods Of The Lehigh Valley, Resurrected Community Development Corporation, and Practitioners Research And Scholarship Institute.
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Dr. Hasshan Batts holds Certificate, Strategic Perspectives In Non Profit Management from Harvard Business School.
Dr. Hasshan Batts is listed with skills including Program Development, Conflict Resolution, Public Speaking, Fundraising, Community Outreach, Staff Development, Coaching, and Policy.
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