George Hulse
About George Hulse
George Hulse serves as the Vice President and Special Adviser to the CEO at EmblemHealth, where he has worked since 2019. He focuses on health equity advocacy and collaborates with diverse communities in the Greater New York City Area.
Work at EmblemHealth
George Hulse serves as the Vice President and Special Adviser to the CEO at EmblemHealth, a position he has held since 2019. In this role, he focuses on promoting population health and wellness, particularly advocating for health equity among marginalized communities. Hulse has established strong collaborative partnerships with various diverse communities, including Hispanic, Chinese/South Asian, African-American, West Indian, and West African groups. His work involves liaising with key stakeholders, including New York’s Congressional Delegation and local government officials, to further the organization's mission.
Previous Experience at Healthfirst
Before joining EmblemHealth, George Hulse worked at Healthfirst for 21 years, where he held the position of Vice President of External Affairs from 1998 to 2019. During his tenure, he developed extensive experience in external relations and community engagement, which contributed to his expertise in health equity and population health initiatives. His long-standing commitment to community partnerships laid the foundation for his current role at EmblemHealth.
Education and Expertise
George Hulse studied at The City University of New York, focusing on Accounting and Business Management. He completed his studies from 2101 to 2105, earning a degree in Economics. His educational background provides him with a solid foundation in financial management and organizational operations, which supports his work in health policy and community advocacy.
Community Engagement and Advocacy
Hulse has a strong focus on community engagement, particularly with diverse populations. He has built collaborative partnerships with various communities, ensuring their voices are heard in health policy discussions. His advocacy work extends to local, state, and federal levels, where he prioritizes health equity for marginalized groups. Hulse's ability to liaise with key stakeholders, including legislative leaders and public housing representatives, enhances his effectiveness in promoting health initiatives.