Luis Scaccabarrozzi
Latino Commission on Aids @Latino Commission on AIDS
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WORK HISTORY
Latino Commission on Aids @Latino Commission on AIDS
The Latino Commission on AIDS is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS, hepatitis and dealing with health disparities in the Latino community. The Commission realizes its mission by spearheading health policy and advocacy for Latinos, promoting education, developing model programs for high-risk communities, and by building capacity in community organizations.
EDUCATION
UCLA
Anderson School of Business, Health Care Executive Program
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
PreMedicine, PreMedicine
University of Illinois Chicago
BA Psychology BS Biology Honors College Minor in History Masters Public Health
Western Governor University
Masters in Healthcare Administration, Healthcare Administration
Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru
Associate of Arts (A.A.), German
SKILLS
ABOUT LUIS SCACCABARROZZI
Experienced nonprofit executive and strategic leader with more than 20 years of success advancing health equity, organizational growth, and community-centered transformation. Former Executive Director and Vice President with deep experience in nonprofit entrepreneurship, grant writing and management, applied research, and coalition-building. Recognized for launching and scaling innovative initiatives, leading cross-functional teams, and securing multimillion-dollar funding across health, housing, and social justice sectors. Brings a strong commitment to population health, evidence-informed practice, and lifelong learning, with a passion for translating research and data into strategies that improve community well-being.Serves as Senior Director of Research and Grants Management at Amida Care, a Medicaid Special Needs Health Plan serving people living with and at risk for HIV. In this role, led strategic funding development, research partnerships, and population health initiatives addressing social determinants of health, health disparities, and care outcomes for marginalized communities. Work has included advancing research collaborations, develop innovative programs, and aligning policy, data, and community engagement to strengthen integrated health and social service systems.In addition to executive leadership, also provides governance and fundraising leadership as Board Member at Voces Latinas; Secretary, Development Officer, and Board Officer at the National Working Positive Coalition; and Board Member at “Mi Gente” Foundation. Through these roles, supports organizational sustainability, strategic growth, and community-driven impact across HIV advocacy, Latinx health equity, and mental health services. Recognized for building inclusive cultures, advancing equity and DEI principles, and aligning diverse stakeholders around shared purpose—particularly in service to communities of color, immigrant, LGBTQIA+, and Spanish-speaking communities.Highlights:Leading health equity, aging, and HIV initiatives, driving program innovation and strategic growth. Directed research and grants strategy at Amida Care and led transformative programming at the Latino Commission on AIDS, including pioneering work with older adults. Secured $8.5M+ in funding and significantly expanded organizational revenue through strategic partnerships and grant development. Recognized leader with deep experience across NYC’s health and aging systems, contributing to statewide HIV and hepatitis policy efforts.
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