Pamela Esposito-Amery is a dedicated advocate and leader in women’s health. As the co-founder, CEO and a board member of Tell Every Amazing Lady About Ovarian Cancer Louisa M. McGregor Ovarian Cancer Foundation, the national nonprofit foundation based in Brooklyn, New York, she has made a significant impact on public awareness, research funding, and advancement of women’s health initiatives.
In 2009, Pamela and her late sister, Louisa M. McGregor, co-founded Tell Every Amazing Lady® to raise awareness of ovarian cancer, fund research, and support those affected by the disease. Pamela has overseen the foundation’s nationwide expansion of programs.
Under her leadership, Tell Every Amazing Lady® opened the T.E.A.L.® Community Center, the only one of its kind in the United States providing resources and support to those affected by ovarian cancer all over the country. Pamela created the T.E.A.L.® Walk/Run Program™ first becoming New York City’s largest walk/run specifically for ovarian cancer, an event that has since expanded to multiple cities across the United States.
Pamela has spearheaded global outreach efforts such as the opening and closing of the NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange as well as collaborations with World Ovarian Cancer Coalition to advance awareness and research worldwide.
Pamela’s work has earned her widespread recognition. She has been featured in prominent media outlets, including NY1 where she was named “New Yorker of the Week”, and has appeared on popular television shows such as Health Talk with Dr. Manny, Good Day New York, and The Doctor Oz Show. Pamela was named a Brooklyn Woman of Distinction by Courier Life and a “Winning Woman” by the Brooklyn Cyclones. Pamela was featured alongside fellow ovarian cancer advocates in the NY Daily News’ cover story “We Are Jolie: How Everyday Women Cope with the Same Cancer Issue Facing Angie”, which prompted a conversation about the medical options available to women at high risk for contracting ovarian cancer.
Pamela who also shares her personal story as a pre-vivor and caregiver, works to educate about ovarian cancer through Tell Every Amazing Lady®’s Community Outreach Programs, regularly leading speaking engagements, lectures, and presentations at corporations, health fairs, symposiums, schools, universities, hospitals, and community centers.
Prior to joining T.E.A.L.® full-time in 2010, Pamela was a senior artist representative and production manager at a global creative artist management agency. She is a member of the Meyer Cancer Center Community Advisory Council, The Weill Cornell Medicine Research Advisory Council, and Prospect Park Community Committee.
