Humanity is experiencing a moment of rapid transition and conscious awakening to our full potential. While these growing pains can be challenging, it’s a wondrous time to be alive.
To assist humanity in this transition, True Health Advisors PMA is a not-for-profit society organized for the purpose and mission of its private members to advance action and service around four key pillars:
Helping people and planet thrive is the driving force behind everything we do.
Insight & Strategy
See the possibility—and the path
This is the knowledge pillar of True Health Advisors. As gaining clarity in a noisy world becomes ever more challenging, our PMA offers members deep learning around nutrition, health, agriculture and sustainable diets to assist in answering the big questions and get clear on the roadmap ahead. Together, we co-create learning journeys that align with your values, and identify key action steps in the areas you aspire to inspire.
Examples include:
Ground truthing with leading-edge science, big data, and the wisdom of Nature
Ensuring teams are asking the right questions (especially the challenging ones)
Pinpointing a positioning to really stand out with your audience and amplify impact
“Whether advising quietly from behind or leading boldly, our goal is the same: to turn transformative ideas into real, lasting results.”
Stand Out Communications
Tell a story people want to be part of
The communications pillar of True Health Advisors PMA helps members transform vision, insights and data into a story people want to be a part of.
Taping into more than two decades on the front lines of food and nutrition communications, we help changemakers and trailblazers find (or fine tune) their sparkle. Together, we delve deep into three key areas: leading edge nutrition science, sustainable food and agriculture, and the art of storytelling to ensure that what matters the most means the most.
Examples include:
Crafting food-climate narratives that drive engagement
Learning journeys + messaging maps designed to activate diverse stakeholders
Leveraging leading edge science + systems thinking to identify fresh opportunities for connection
Pinpointing where and how best to show up in a saturated ecosystem, including identifying strategic partners that can accelerate reach
“For what good is knowing, unless it is coupled with caring? Science can give us knowing, but caring comes from someplace else.”
Collaborations
create breakthrough impact
Our Collaborations pillar is where members turn vision into action by creating paradigm-shifting programs, game-changing initiatives and cross-sector projects that seek to create lasting change in the world.
Every collaboration is different, and that’s part of the fun: whether a single activation or a visionary global partnership, the size of the project isn’t what grabs us-its the idea behind it.
Our services at True Health Advisors are dedicated to the health of humanity and the well being of our world.
Examples include:
Convening diverse perspectives and expertise for a deep listening journey or to generate novel ideas/frameworks/outputs
Design + activation of focused content for media, influencers or policy stakeholders
Innovation support during product sprints, accelerators and rapid prototyping
“The earth is what we all have in common.”
Speaking
Forums for exchange
No single group, individual or stakeholder has all of the answers this moment calls for. Coming together for conversations (and listening) is the first step. Our speaking pillar celebrates the diverse experiences each of us brings to the table, the ideas we can spark in one another, and the solutions we can forge together to create a vibrant food future.
Since forming True Health Advisors PMA in 2023, most of our speaking takes place around our shared community table at the True Health Foundation: we host private quarterly dinners with members and changemakers, producers, healers, artists and students. We find this is where the magic happens. (Please contact us if you’d like to see a full list of past global speaking appearances in the public domain)
Examples include:
Farmer, rancher and producer gatherings
Intersectional exchanges of think tanks and non-profits
Jeffersonian dinners with changemakers