Francys Crevier, JD (Algonquin)

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Francys Crevier (Algonquin) has been serving Indian Country for over a decade. She has served in various capacities from clerking for Tribal supreme courts and working for the United Nations Special Rapporteur for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to representing Tribes as in-house counsel and special prosecutor. She joined the Indian healthcare field in 2015 to advocate for better healthcare in Indian Country as well as educate Tribal members and communities on their alternative healthcare options. She joined NCUIH in 2016 as the Policy Analyst and Congressional Relations Liaison and later became the Director of Governmental Affairs. As of August 2017, she is now NCUIH’s Chief Executive Officer. Francys received her J.D. from University of Arizona Law with a Certificate in Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy and her B.A. in Public Administration from Florida International University.

Kimberly Fowler, Ph.D.

Vice-President of the Technical Assistance and Research Center

Dr. Kimberly T. Fowler, a native of Jacksonville, FL, has been working to support indigenous communities for nearly a decade. Dr. Fowler has been employed at NCUIH since 2011 and as the current VP of the Technical Assistance and Research Center (TARC), has led the development of various projects focused on Urban Indian Organization capacity-building and sustainability to support operational and programmatic growth, as well as supporting research centered on the urban Indian health sector. She received her Ph.D. from Yale University and B.S. from Tennessee State University. Prior to joining NCUIH, Dr. Fowler supported several initiatives through the coordination and delivery of technical assistance in health systems and clinical operations for communities of color, including managing a women’s health behavior intervention program to reduce health disparities risk. Dr. Fowler also completed her postdoctoral fellowship from the University of Colorado-Denver where she also received a Certificate in Public Health.

Alejandro Bermudez Del-Villar, MA/IBDD

Vice-President of Programs & Operations

Mr. Bermudez-Del-Villar accounts for more than 15 years of experience working both domestically and internationally; managing programs from national and international donors. Mr. Bermudez Currently works as the Programs and Development Director for the National Council of Urban Indian Health. He assists the Executive Director in the development of programmatic, initiatives, budgeting, and the full grant management cycle. Previously, Mr. Bermudez had managerial roles in programs working in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Throughout his career, Mr. Bermudez had the opportunity to collaborate on projects that directly and indirectly benefitted underserved populations and developing countries. From education and health access to strengthening regulatory measures to expand social services. Mr, Bermudez holds an MA in Communications Culture & Technology from Georgetown University; where he also earned an Honors Certificate in International Business Diplomacy.  Additionally Mr, Bermudez holds a Diploma in International Public Law and a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA).

Meredith Raimondi

Vice-President of Policy and Communications