Dr. Pierre Vigilance is a health executive with over 20 years’ experience in non-profits, government, academia, advisory consulting and technology. His primary expertise is population health strategy where he couples his broad experience with an ability to create novel partnerships and solutions for entrenched problems experienced by populations impacted by challenges that result in poor health outcomes. As the Vice-President for Population Health & Social Impact at Equideum, Dr. Vigilance is responsible for engaging in thought and practice-based leadership for the company related to platforms, products and partnerships that leverage distributed ledger technology and machine learning to enhance community health and wellness outcomes. This calls for a diverse network of partners, and with a career that has included work in the clinical, non-profit, government, academic and advisory consulting spaces, he is well versed in inclusive approaches to addressing health disparities.

Dr. Vigilance has served in numerous positions including as the first Associate Dean for Public Health Practice at George Washington University, Health Commissioner for Washington D.C., Health Officer in Baltimore County and Assistant Health Commissioner in Baltimore City. His podcast and leadership platform “Junctional Thinking '' have allowed him to explore opportunities and share innovations at the intersection of health and it’s many social determinants. He serves in many roles including board and advisory service to Volunteers of America National Service, The Millenium Alliance, Seam Social Labs and Community Transformation Partners. His portfolio of work, activity and experiences intersect to inform his cross-sector approach to the pursuit and maintenance of health with communities and his personal health journey. Dr. Vigilance holds a Bachelor’s in Biology from George Washington University, a Doctorate in Medicine from Johns Hopkins University, an MPH from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and was residency trained in Emergency Medicine at Howard University Hospital.