Shellie Pfohl Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Il, Us

Lakewood, Co, Us

RMC Health facilitates professional learning and capacity-building that empowers champions for healthy young people. RMC Health effectively prepared school and public health staff to collaboratively implement proven approaches for promoting health students and schools and to work better together. RMC is a leader in its field, trusted to share best practices and to spearhead conversations and collaboration with partner organizations across the state and nation.

Providing strategic consultation to U.S. and global companies/organizations on health promotion; safeguarding of vulnerable populations; diversity, equity & inclusion; program development and evaluation; organizational and fiscal planning; and revenue generation.

Developed strategic plan for creation of a Global Esports Safeguarding and Wellness Center. Assisting with initial fundraising.

Geneva, Ch

Provided leadership internationally while activating the SIGA mission in the U.S. to safeguard the integrity of sport through good governance, financial integrity, sport betting integrity and youth development/child protection.

Denver, Co, Us

As President and Chief Executive Officer of the United States Center for SafeSport, Shellie led its start-up and rapid expansion to address sexual abuse within the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movements. The Center is the first national nonprofit dedicated to preserving the safety and well-being of athletes by preventing and responding to emotional, physical and sexual abuse in sports.

Shellie was appointed by President Barack Obama in February 2010 to serve as Executive Director of the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition (PCFSN). The Council is charged with educating, engaging and empowering Americans of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to live a more active, healthy lifestyle. As Executive Director, Shellie was responsible for developing the vision, strategy and goals of the Council and directing the organization’s daily operations. In addition, she lead the Council’s efforts to support First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! initiative to solve the childhood obesity epidemic within a generation.

A fitness technology company, where Shellie created strategic partnerships with state, national and international organizations/corporations with a goal of creating and placing innovative health and physical activity technology in schools and community organizations.

A non-profit organization that worked statewide to increase physical activity among North Carolina citizens. While there, she led the implementation of Be Active Kids, a preschool physical activity and nutrition program implemented in over 7,000 childcare centers across North Carolina. She also oversaw the training of more than 50,000 classroom teachers on the implementation of the Healthy Active Children Policy to incorporate physical activity into classroom settings throughout the state. In 2007, Be Active North Carolina was named the best physical activity organization in the nation by the National Association for Health & Fitness (NAHF).

As the executive director of the North Carolina Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Health from 1990 to 1998, and was head of the Physical Activity and Nutrition Branch in the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Also served as the Assistant Director of the National Association of Governor’s Councils on Physical Fitness and Sports for three years (1986-1988) and planned and implemented the first International Conference on Physical Fitness and Nutrition.

Dekalb, Il, Us

Executive Leadership Institute

Certification, Nonprofit Management

Msed, Exercise Physiology/Fitness Leadership

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Community Health Education

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