Music Health Alliance, the music industry's healthcare advocate, announced today several new hires, promotions and the expansion of group health insurance options at the Nashville-based non-profit. Joining the company are Bonita Allen and Allison Klein. Allen, whose previous stops include BMI, MCA, Bluewater Music and Westwood One, joins MHA as Director of Client Services & Advocacy where she be the initial contact for all members of the music industry seeking the organization's free services. She can be reached at bonita@musichealthalliance.com. Klein, whose background includes digital marketing and brand management, joins MHA as Director of Advocacy, Insurance & Marketing. She will oversee marketing services for the 501c3 in addition to client advocacy and individual health insurance needs and can be reached at Allison@musichealthalliance.com.
"As the need for MHA's programs and services continues to grow at a record setting pace, I am thrilled to announce these additions," said Music Health Alliance CEO and Founder, Tatum Hauck Allsep. "Bonita brings more than 35 years of music and entertainment experience as well as a sincere compassion and a wealth of health care knowledge. While Allison's background in digital strategy, sponsorships and marketing will add a new dimension to MHA's communications as we grow, it's her inherent love for helping others and resourceful nature that make her a great advocate addition. They both bring MHA closer to our mission to Heal the Music each and every day." Kimberly Dunn, MHA Director of Group Health, is spearheading an expansion of Music Health Alliance's Group Health division, ensuring that the small businesses of the music industry have an experienced, not-for-profit advocate on their side. Kimberly has been with MHA since its founding and she has seen first-hand the immense need for small businesses to have a trusted advocate. Her job does not stop with enrollment - she continues to act as an advocate to all employees on group plans from birth to end of life to ensure that all of their healthcare needs are met.Videos