UNCOMMON SOLUTIONS 
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About Us

Co-Principal Robbi Kay Norman has spent over 20 years working in health systems change. She has assisted in the vision and design of a new approaches to integrate prevention programs across care settings through unique public private partnerships. She specializes in bringing partners together taking “out of the box” system change ideas from theory to action. She has developed and delivered training curriculum in numerous content areas, with a focus on primary prevention and system change solutions. She is currently co-principal/founder of Uncommon Solutions, Inc., a public health consultant and training firm based in Olympia, Washington.

Robbie Kay

Co-Principal Victor Colman earned a BA from Michigan State University and a JD from University of San Francisco School of Law. He has worked in the public health and human services field for 38 years with deep experience in non-profits and local and state government. He likes to work with groups, organizations and coalitions to develop and advance actionable policy and system change strategies across multiple topic areas. He is currently lead or co-lead on several projects, including the Problem Gambling Task Force, the WA State Oral Health Coalition and the Farm to Early Care & Education initiative.

Vic

Sarah Stacy is passionate about her work using community-based approaches to address systemic issues in healthcare access. Sarah brings over a decade of healthcare experiencing working in direct care, community health, and managed care to facilitate system-wide transformation within clinical and large system settings. Sarah is a population health nurse with a deep background in community-based care coordination, quality improvement, program development, strategic initiative development and pay for performance/outcome-based initiatives. She uses her clinical and quality improvement skills to facilitate population-based approaches whole person care and services. Sarah is a strong believer that to transform our healthcare system, we must work closely with communities, patients, families and those who provide the direct services throughout the process.

Sarah Stacy

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