Kellee M. Franklin, PhD

HLTH — formerly HealthXL — is a global health technology company committed to building a more connected world.

Selected for the distinguished The Royal Society of the Arts (RSA) Fellowship. This community is dedicated to inspiring better ways of thinking, acting and delivering change. Fellows champion new ideas, drive social change, deliver practical solutions and support the RSA mission — all with the goal of designing a better future.

Provide guidance and overall strategic direction for various initiatives and events hosted at The Center around health care innovation and transformation.

Selected as one of seven human-centered design fellows to explore an area of interest in the end of life health space and present potential HCD strategies.

The Hollomon Health Innovation Challenge is an exciting extracurricular competition that gives students the opportunity to come up with meaningful solutions to big problems the world faces today related to health.

The Jones Progress Awards support graduating Seattle University students and recent alums in ramping up their new businesses by providing a solid infrastructure of mentoring, grant funds, and connections within the regional entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The TRAILS Competition has been designed to provide promising startups access to real-world testing and application. The winner will gain a better understanding of how their product can be implemented to improve the health care system.

A conscious company accelerator.

501 Commons is a member of the Executive Service Corps-United States (ESC-US) which is a national network of organizations that provide consulting, coaching, facilitation and many other services to strengthen nonprofits, schools and government organizations. By helping nonprofits improve their management and governance, we are improving the quality of life in the communities we serve.

Served as a member of the Board of Directors at Rise n' Shine before the merger with the Inspire Youth Project. Since 1988, Inspire Youth Project has been a place where children and youth impacted by HIV/AIDS, trauma, neglect, and abuse can find a place of belonging, support, and understanding. Inspire Youth Project supports young people to make decisions that help them rise above the cycle of poverty, adversity, and marginalization to become successful throughout school and in life.

Public Eye Northwest (PEN) is a Seattle-based non-profit that helps people and communities plug in to government information online so they can be informed, constructive participants in our democracy.

Professional networking group comprised of forward-thinkers across the globe who share a passion for integrating Eastern philosophies with best business practices and technical capabilities, inspiring leadership awareness for designing more innovative organizations.