Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance
Chad Ramsey is an experienced policy professional with a strong background in legislative relations and advocacy. Currently serving as Vice President of Policy at the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance since December 2015, Chad has previously held significant roles including Director of Legislative Relations at Be The Match, where oversight of state and federal legislative activities supported over 6,000 annual bone marrow transplants. With a decade of experience at the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, Chad managed the federal legislative agenda and cultivated critical relationships on Capitol Hill as the Federal Legislation Director. Earlier in the career, Chad was a Lobbyist and Political Organizer at Common Cause, focusing on grassroots advocacy and campaign finance reform. Chad earned a Master of Public Administration from Syracuse University and a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
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Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance
Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) is the leading organization in the world fighting ovarian and related gynecologic cancers on all fronts while supporting patients and their families.. OCRA advances research to prevent, treat and defeat ovarian and related gynecologic cancers, supports women and their families before, during and beyond diagnosis, and works with all levels of government to ensure ovarian and gynecologic cancer issues remain a priority. As the largest private funder of ovarian and related gynecologic cancer research, OCRA invests in innovative, promising research. And OCRA is the voice for the ovarian and gynecologic cancer community: fighting for more resources and policies on Capitol Hill, helping future health professionals recognize the disease through our Survivors Teaching Students® program, providing hope and insight by pairing newly diagnosed patients with our Woman to Woman program and connecting survivors at our International Gynecologic Cancer Conference. Visit ocrahope.org to learn more.