Pedro D. Martinez is a public health leader with more than a decade of experience across state government, federal public health, and the nonprofit sector, with a career focused on expanding health equity in Latino communities. As Director of Health at UnidosUS, the nation’s largest Latino civil rights organization, he leads the Place-Based Health Access Hubs Initiative, connecting community organizations nationwide to strengthen access to health services and public benefits. He previously led a CDC-funded vaccine equity program that reached more than 700,000 people through trusted community partners. Martinez holds a Master of Public Health from Loma Linda University, serves on the Board of Directors of the Organization for Latino Health Advocacy, and is committed to building sustainable systems that improve health outcomes for Latino communities nationwide.