Ashley Magargee, Chief Executive Officer at Genentech, shared on LinkedIn:
“Colleen shows up. It was true in her early days as a rep on Chicago’s South Side, and we see it today in her work championing stronger health outcomes across the city. Colleen Dodson – Honoré’s career has been defined by showing up for the communities she serves.
I was incredibly proud to celebrate Colleen as Genentech’s first Working for Cures Champion. She’s been a driving force behind efforts to build trusted partnerships across Chicago and address barriers to better health – from supporting breast cancer education and screening with partners like Equal Hope to bringing hands – on biotech learning opportunities into local classrooms through Futurelab.
What stands out about Colleen?
Her commitment to meeting people where they are, whether that’s in their own neighborhood or in their primary language.
It’s an approach that reflects something we believe deeply at Genentech:
Improving health outcomes takes not only scientific innovation, but strong partnerships and a real understanding of who we’re serving.
That kind of impact starts with people who show up, listen, and earn trust. People like Colleen.”
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