The organization ‘Black Health Matters’ has appointed a new Editorial Director to further their mission of health equity.

Black Health Matters (BHM) is thrilled to announce that Corynne L. Corbett has been named editorial director for the nation’s leading provider of digital health and wellness solutions for African American consumers and patients. BHM's various online and experiential events are dedicated to educating and empowering African Americans with information rooted in medical expertise and providing the tools necessary to optimize their health.

Ms. Corbett comes to BHM with an impressive resume, boasting over twenty-five years of experience in communications, including roles as executive editor, strategist, editor-in-chief, and senior manager for publications such as Essence Communications, Real Simple Magazine, Heart & Soul Magazine, Mode, and ELLE.

Roslyn Young Daniels, founder and president of BHM, is delighted to welcome Corynne to the team. “Corynne’s professional background illustrates her ability to influence and enlighten women of color at every life stage. We are excited to see how she’ll utilize her decades of editorial experience to engage with our audience and help improve health outcomes.”

In her new role, Corynne will be responsible for guiding BHM’s editorial vision as the company moves into its second decade of raising awareness about chronic conditions and disease states that disproportionately affect African Americans. She will lead in developing the editorial voice for all aspects of the company’s online and offline presence, managing and creating content, editorial planning, writing, and conducting interviews about medical topics and advances.

Corynne is passionate about her new position, stating “I am excited about joining Black Health Matters because our work not only enlightens and empowers our audience but can also save their lives.” Corynne holds a Master of Professional Studies in Technology Entrepreneurship from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Merchandising and Management from Pratt Institute.

At BHM, our mission is to continue to be the leading evidence-based, chronic disease management and wellness resource for African Americans. We exist to radically redefine health and wellness for Black Americans by empowering them to demand the best in healthcare utilizing our multi-platform approach. We reach over one million African Americans interested in health monthly across our ecosystem that includes digital, social, and experiential. We create a culture of health where Black Americans can achieve their best quality of life possible and work with the top pharmaceutical companies across the country.

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