Clyde H. Penn, Jr., MBA

GEN H Movement Architect

Clyde H. Penn, Jr. doesn’t just build programs, he builds movements. As the GEN H Movement Architect, Clyde draws from over two decades of experience designing, scaling, and measuring real-world impact in some of the country’s most complex public health, civic, and community challenges.

From leading the most requested health care campaign ever funded by the CDC (“Doing It”) to helping the U.S. Census achieve the highest participation rate in U.S. history, Clyde’s work bridges strategy, culture, and results.

Whether enrolling hard-to-reach communities in Medicare Part D at record rates, reshaping access to affordable credit for Freddie Mac, and setting giving records through the federal government’s Combined Federal Campaign workplace giving program, his signature is bold outreach, measurable outcomes, and lasting legacy.

“For too long, outreach has meant putting up a table and waiting for people to show up. GEN H is different. We go where people are, stay with them, and build trust that turns into action and legacy.”

He has advised and executed outreach for 14 federal agencies, over 25 national health access campaigns, and some of the most influential public-private partnerships in community health, including the American Cancer Society, Bank of America, CVS Health, Biogen, Genentech, Moderna, Pfizer, and Sanofi.

Today, Clyde is the architect of Generation H. The platform built not around policy or procedure, but around people. His work is rooted in the belief that health is a birthright, and it must be delivered by leaders who listen, who show up, and who move with purpose.

Clyde.Penn@wearegenh.com

• City of New York
• City of Philadelphia
• City of Raleigh Durham
• City of Savannah
• City of St Louis
• District of Columbia
• Georgia
• Ohio
• Oregon
• Pennsylvania
• Texas
• Wisconsin