Mandy Snay

Mandy Snay serves as the Director of Health Planning and Promotion for Clinton County, where she leverages over 15 years of clinical and public health leadership experience to drive impactful health initiatives. In her current role, Mandy oversees a dynamic team of more than 20 health and communication professionals, focusing on the development and execution of prevention health initiatives that address critical issues such as food insecurity and nutrition. Her strategic vision is underscored by a robust commitment to data-driven decision-making, evaluation, and outcome-based planning, ensuring that community health programs are not only innovative but also effective.

Mandy's expertise in grant writing has been instrumental in securing over $5 million in funding for the department, enabling the implementation of community-level initiatives designed to improve health outcomes across diverse populations. Her ability to handle confidential information with discretion, coupled with her strong interpersonal skills, allows her to foster collaborative relationships with stakeholders, community partners, and residents alike. Through engaging presentations and public speaking, she effectively communicates the importance of public health policies and programs, advocating for resources that support the health and well-being of the community.

Key projects under Mandy's leadership have included comprehensive health assessments and the development of targeted nutrition programs aimed at reducing food insecurity. Her passion for community outreach and program development is evident in her commitment to envisioning and creating sustainable solutions that positively impact health-related outcomes. As a leader, Mandy exemplifies the qualities of effective team leadership, inspiring her team to achieve shared goals while navigating the complexities of public health challenges.