The Bone Health and Osteoporosis Foundation Welcomes New Trustees
In a significant development within the realm of health advocacy, the Bone Health and Osteoporosis Foundation (BHOF) has announced the joining of two remarkable individuals to its Board of Trustees. Irene Bueno, a seasoned health policy expert, and Jenny Rappole, a Master Holistic Health Coach, are set to play pivotal roles in advancing BHOF's objective of promoting strong bones and preventing osteoporosis.
Empowering Leadership
Claire Gill, the CEO of BHOF, expressed excitement over the new appointments, stating, "We are delighted to welcome Irene Bueno and Jenny Rappole to our Board of Trustees. Their diverse backgrounds and commitment to health and wellness will be instrumental in furthering our mission and expanding our impact in improving lives through bone health advocacy, education, and support."
Meet Irene Bueno
Irene B. Bueno, Esq., co-founder of NVG, is renowned for her extensive experience in health policy and advocacy. Having held significant government positions, including serving as a Special Assistant to the President, she has also been awarded titles such as Top Lobbyist by the National Institute of Lobbying and Ethics. Irene's advocacy goes beyond her professional commitments; she has a deep dedication to supporting the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. In her role at BHOF, she will contribute to the Policy/Quality/Reimbursement Committee, where her insights will be invaluable in shaping policies that enhance public awareness and support for bone health.
Introducing Jenny Rappole
On the other hand, Jenny Rappole brings over 15 years of experience as a health coach to BHOF. As the founder and CEO of JRAPPFIT Health & Wellness, she has successfully guided countless clients towards sustainable health and wellness. Her specialized coaching focuses on empowering individuals over the age of 50 to regain their strength and confidence through targeted fitness and nutritional guidance. A recognized authority in her field, Jenny is known for her personalized coaching methods and dedication to making wellness accessible to everyone. At BHOF, she will be instrumental in the Development/Fundraising Committee, helping to drive initiatives that increase awareness surrounding osteoporosis and the importance of bone health.
The Mission of BHOF
The Bone Health and Osteoporosis Foundation, previously known as the National Osteoporosis Foundation, established itself as the premier health organization focusing on the prevention of osteoporosis and the promotion of strong bones. Since its inception in 1984, BHOF has made it its mission to reduce human suffering associated with fractures and broken bones via enhanced public understanding, education, advocacy, and research initiatives. With these new appointments, the foundation is poised to expand its reach and efficacy, ensuring that the importance of bone health continues to be a priority in public and clinical discourse.
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