President & CEO of Community Access National Network since January 2022, and founder of Policy Candy, LLC, a non-partisan health policy analysis firm focused on the HIV-affected and transgender communities. Jen has worked in HIV advocacy since 2005 and in health policy since 2013, with prior roles including 340B Policy Consultant and Project Director of the HIV/HCV Co-Infection Watch at CANN, board service with the ADAP Advocacy Association, and current leadership on Louisiana's Ending the HIV Epidemic Data-based Policy and Advocacy subcommittee. He brings a patient-centered lens to policy work spanning 340B, drug pricing, and the intersecting needs of people living with HIV and transgender communities.

340B Policy Director at Community Access National Network and an award-winning advocate, writer, and public speaker based in Kansas City, Missouri. Kalvin led the creation of Zero HIV Stigma Day in 2022, the first global HIV awareness day established since 1988, and his work has appeared in publications across the field, including a 2024 op-ed selected for Q Syndication's Positive Thoughts column. He serves on the U.S. People Living with HIV Caucus, co-chairs Howard University's internalized stigma working group, and sits on the ADAP Advocacy Ryan White Grantee 340B Patient Advisory Committee.

Patient-Centered Drug Pricing Policy Director at CANN, where he leads state-level advocacy on Prescription Drug Affordability Boards and related drug pricing policy. With a background in science and medical education, research, and direct healthcare experience, Ranier translates technical policy and clinical evidence into accessible analysis for advocates, policymakers, and the public — driven by the conviction that quality data, not belief, should inform decisions that affect patient access.

Managing Director of Marketing and Administration at Community Access National Network, where he leads communications, finance, and administration and is the primary contributor to CANN's weekly blog. With more than 20 years of marketing and communications experience and a growing focus on healthcare policy, Travis translates complex policy developments — particularly on medication access, drug pricing, and health equity — for diverse stakeholders, with work published in Positively Aware. His advocacy is informed by personal experience with HIV and substance use disorder and by his service as Treasurer (formerly Executive Director) of a Louisiana nonprofit addressing housing and food insecurity among at-risk youth.