Jason Lochmann is a public health communicator with a penchant for flipping the status quo. A strategy hound, he lives for the ‘why’ and ‘to what end,’ relentlessly pursuing meaningful work with measurable impact. He has a knack for simplifying the complex, a skill first discovered while working as a biomedical researcher in his native Arkansas. Keen to turn microscopic subjects into macroscopic conversations, he found a niche in public health and dove in. 

 Since then, his work has taken many forms. Jason has studied chronic disease communication, evaluated international health partnerships, and designed data-driven suicide prevention networks. He holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Arkansas and a Master of Public Service from the Clinton School of Public Service. Most days you’ll find him at home in New Orleans, with his partner and puppy.