Passionate about bridging business development with health and wellness, Tiffany Ingram, M.Ed. returns to the ADA with over 13 years of experience in the health care sector with demonstrable success in driving results for positive change. Over her career, Tiffany has led enterprise-wide initiatives that leverage her expertise in the areas of sales, fundraising, advocacy, community health education, and health equity platforms to generate revenue; address strategic priorities and operational imperatives through outcome-driven programs and initiatives, and cultivate brand champions to improve organizational reach and impact.

While at the ADA previously, she worked in various capacities such as Director of Strategic Programs and Mission Delivery, Director of Development and Corporate Engagement, and National Director of Type 2 Diabetes Programs Outreach and Evaluation over a five-year span. Her work was widely recognized and resulted in the receipt of several national awards from the ADA for Mission Delivery Excellence, including the Award for “Outstanding Work and Exceptional Commitment to Stop Diabetes in the African American Community”; Mission Appreciation Program (MAP) Award for “Reaching People in the Community”; and Key Markets East “Rookie of the Year” Award.

Prior to joining the ADA, Tiffany worked for Novo Nordisk in health care sales, where she launched new diabetes medications, like VICTOZA^®; drove sales for Novo Nordisk’s overall multi-billion insulin analog portfolio; served on the Regional Advisory Panel for the region; and led hospital formulary wins for insulin therapies within the hospital setting. Additionally, Tiffany collaborated frequently with the company’s office of government affairs to advance efforts to promote federal support and funding for policies and programs, including the National Changing Diabetes Prevention Program and the Take Action School Challenge Diabetes Program, as well as Novo Nordisk’s bi-annual Advocacy Day program. She also represented Novo Nordisk as a proud volunteer with numerous diabetes-focused non-profits, such as the ADA, where she was a Corporate Co-Chair for the Step Out Walk to Stop Diabetes.

Tiffany received her undergraduate degree in Marketing from Iowa State University and her Master of Education from Johns Hopkins University. She is a native of Houston, Texas. She and her husband, Jason, are the proud parents of two sons—Jason Jr. and Jameson.

She is very excited to return to the ADA where she is looking forward to collaborating across the ADA for win-win solutions.