2022 Apogee Awards Honoree: Ami L. Brannon

Ami L. Brannon is a co-founder of Neuvana and she currently serves as the company’s Chief Executive Officer. She is devoted to optimizing wellness and mental health through neuroscience to fight the devastating health effects of stress-induced illness. Brannon is a Registered Nurse with over 20 years of experience in hospital-based healthcare. She served in both clinical and leadership roles in ICU and invasive procedural areas. Brannon holds a BS in Nursing and a BS in Psychology from the University of Central Florida.

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