Sunita Krishnan serves as a senior program officer on the National Academy of Medicine’s (NAM) Leadership Consortium team. Ms. Krishnan leads the Science and Technology portfolio, which houses the Digital Health & AI Action Collaborative (DHAC) and the Evidence& Data Action Collaborative (EDAC). Her portfolio focuses on activities ranging from enhanced data curation and sharing strategies, artificial intelligence governance and standardization, and digital architecture structures to optimize yields in terms of system effectiveness, efficiency, innovation, and continuous learning. Prior to joining the NAM, Ms. Krishnan served as a senior manager at AcademyHealth. She managed the day-to-day activities of the Evidence-Informed State Health Policy Institute that aims to increase the use of relevant, timely, and translatable evidence in state policymaking to improve health and health care quality, outcomes, equity, accessibility, and affordability. Prior to joining AcademyHealth, Ms. Krishnan worked as a health policy research assistant for the Healthcare Value Hub, where she wrote research reports on various health value and quality topics, such as telehealth, patient-shared decision making, pharmaceutical costs, and more. She also worked at the American Association for Retired Persons (AARP) as a legislative fellow where she provided research support on state legislation pertaining to long-term care and logistical support for meetings. Ms. Krishnan graduated with a B.S. in biology and public health from the University of Minnesota and received her M.P.H. specializing in health policy from The George Washington University.