Nancy Molello, MSB is the Executive Director of the Ginsburg Institute for Health Equity at Nemours Children’s Health.  The Ginsburg Institute was created to provide leadership, guidance and innovative programs to improve children’s health and lives by advancing health equity. The institute is a research-to-practice model that begins in Central Florida with the goal of replication across the nation. With hospitals in Central Florida and the Delaware Valley, Nemours Children's Health is one of the largest integrated pediatric health systems in the United States. 

Prior to joining Nemours Children’s, Nancy was the Program Director for the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Equity and the Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute. Her responsibilities included strategic planning, fundraising, program development, community engagement, and managing the overall budget of $35M.  In addition, Mrs. Molello was the operational leader for the center’s Community Advisory Board, which comprises representatives from the public and private sectors, political leadership, local health departments, professional organizations, provider system leadership and staff, community leaders, and patients.   

Prior to her position at the Center for Health Equity, Mrs. Molello was the Program Director for the Armstrong Institute of Patient Safety and Quality at Johns Hopkins University. In this role, she established a consulting division with clients across the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Europe and Australia.  She has developed programs with a wide range of partners including the World Health Organization, Ernst and Young Health, Salesforce, military hospitals, and other nongovernmental organizations.  In her role, she was the liaison for the JHM Baltimore office for the World Health Organization, established the African Partnerships for Patient Safety Program (APPS), and delivered patient safety programs to hospitals in Uganda, Liberia and South Sudan.