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NJAMHAA's New Associate Executive Director Increases Awareness of NJAMHAA at the ELLA Conference

March 5, 2026

Lisa Lawson, Associate Executive Director at the New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies (NJAMHAA), attended the 2026 Elevating Leadership, Legacy, and Advocacy (ELLA) Conference hosted by the Hudson County Latin American Chamber of Commerce. She staffed an exhibit table to inform attendees of NJAMHAA's services and its upcoming conferences: Spring Conference, Evolving Behavioral Health, Advancing Together for 75 Years, which will take place April 14 and 15, 2026; and the IT Conference, Empowering the Digital Future, May 7, 2026.


The event brought together business leaders, policymakers, and community advocates to celebrate the contributions of trailblazing women across sectors including business, technology, health, and public service. The program featured panel discussions on sustainable leadership and the growing influence of artificial intelligence, and a recognition ceremony honoring leaders who have made significant contributions to their communities. NJAMHAA’s participation reflects the organization’s ongoing commitment to building cross-sector partnerships and engaging with diverse community stakeholders to advance leadership, innovation, and equitable access to health and behavioral health services across New Jersey. Click here for details on the presenters and panelists.

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