Super Bowl 57 Radio Row: Ann Marie Krautheim

Ann Marie Krautheim, CEO, GENYOUth

Join us on Radio Row as Sports Philanthropy Network President Roy Kessel and Vice President Kayla Bradham sit down with Ann Marie Krautheim, CEO of GENYOUth.

GENYOUth

Ann Marie Krautheim believes that every child, in each school, has the right to be nourished, active and supported. As the President and Chief Wellness Officer for GENYOUth, she leads the foundation’s strategic vision, planning, goal setting, and partnerships with thought-leaders in government, business, education, fitness, and nutrition to advance youth and school wellness.

As America’s largest in-school health and wellness program, GENYOUth’s work is focused on three key Pillars of Purpose in our commitment to creating healthier school communities and providing youth with the nourishment, inspiration and resources they need to build healthy, high-achieving futures.

School Wellness Facts:

73K U.S. schools are engaged in GENYOUth programs.
30MM students rely on school meals for a significant portion of their daily nutrition.
500 Grab and Go carts, donated by GENYOUth, are increasing access to 100K school meals annually

Ann Marie Krautheim

Growing up in Northwest Ohio my mother was a nurse and my dad was an engineer. I developed a respect for science, food, and its connection to health and wellness, which remains a passion today.

As a registered dietitian, I believe in giving back to my profession by actively serving on the boards of state and regional dietetic associations. Passionate about the well-being of our youth, I serve on the Advisory Board for YMCA Storer Camps.

An authority on public private partnerships in youth wellness, I am a frequent speaker on successful models and case studies at the intersection of corporate purpose and youth wellness. Honored to be recognized for my contributions in nutrition education, I was awarded the Young Dietitian of the Year Award by the Ohio and American Dietetic Associations. In addition, I was awarded the prestigious Anita Owen Award for Innovation in Nutrition Education from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics in 2006.