Kevin joined Justice in Aging in 2006 and became Executive Director in 2013. As Executive Director, Kevin works to promote Justice in Aging’s mission with communities, partners, policymakers, funders, donors and the media. Kevin is passionate about issues of poverty, justice and equity. Kevin has a long history of developing partnerships and directing impactful strategic advocacy efforts. The author of numerous articles, reports and briefs, he frequently testifies before legislators, presents at national conferences and works closely with both federal and state policymakers. He is quoted often in national media.
Kevin’s interest in aging is rooted in his family. He is from a large Bay Area family that cherished time together above all else and that modeled deep respect for older generations. His family and the broader community he grew up in impressed upon him the values of social justice and service that still drive him today.
Before coming to Justice in Aging, Kevin worked as a Staff Attorney at the Pennsylvania Health Law Project representing low income individuals to afford and access health care services. Kevin is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and University of California, San Diego. Kevin served on Governor Newsom’s Master Plan for Aging Stakeholder Advisory Committee, and is a member of the National Academy of Social Insurance and the American Society on Aging. From 2022-2023, Kevin was a Mel King Fellow.
Kevin lives in Oakland California and is an annoyingly proud Bay Area native. He enjoys spending time with his wife, two teenage daughters and two energetic dogs. Most mornings you can find him running a lap or two around Lake Merritt, enjoying the beauty and community of Oakland and the peace that comes from a nice, long run.
State Bar Admission: California
