
Anna Koelsch
Director, Ingeborg Initiatives
Anna Koelsch is a leader in strategy, operations and social impact. She drives grantmaking, advocacy and public awareness efforts advancing maternal health and women’s financial security in the state of Arkansas.
Anna’s work is grounded in a decade of private-sector and public-sector experience. Prior to Ingeborg Initiatives, she served as Vice President of Market Operations at Hopscotch Primary Care, where she was the general manager for the company’s first market, overseeing 10 clinics, 150+ employees and P&L responsibility. Before that, she was a senior policy advisor at Google, where she led product policy for Health Connect, Fitbit and Google Fit.
Earlier in her career, Anna worked as a strategy consultant at EY-Parthenon and as an analyst for the City of Minneapolis. Across sectors, her work has centered on aligning incentives, designing scalable systems and translating policy and values into reality.
Anna holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, where she was a Flare Capital Scholar, a City of Chicago Mayoral Fellow, Co-Chair of the Business of Healthcare Conference, and recipient of the Dean’s Distinguished Service Award. She earned her undergraduate degree in public policy from Duke University, where she was an Alice M. Baldwin Scholar. She is a board member for the Arkansas Center for Women and Infants’ Health and an associate board member for Chicago Debates, and she is a graduate of Leadership Benton County.