Chapter 19 – Collaborative Efforts Between Local Governments & Nonprofits

19.11 Levin Graduates Lead: Timothy L. Tramble, Sr.

portrait of Timothy L. Tramble, Sr.

Timothy L. Tramble, Sr., a Levin College alumnus, is the President and CEO of the Saint Luke’s Foundation, an organization dedicated to advancing health equity in the Saint Luke’s neighborhoods and across Cuyahoga County. Since taking on this role in June 2020, Tramble has focused on addressing the critical health disparities faced by the communities Saint Luke’s serves.

Prior to his current position, Tramble was a highly regarded leader in community development, having made a significant impact as the head of Burten, Bell, Carr Development, Inc. (BBC). During his tenure at BBC, he oversaw multimillion-dollar real estate development projects in some of Cleveland’s most underserved neighborhoods. His innovative approach led to the founding of WOVU 95.9 FM Community Radio Station and the creation of BoxSpot, a micro-enterprise development initiative, among other successful community revitalization efforts.

Tim’s career began with roles at the Cleveland Department of Public Health and as an environmental planner for CT Consultants, where he facilitated comprehensive water management system assessments. His academic background includes an MPA and a graduate certificate in nonprofit management, along with a Bachelor’s degree in environmental science from Central State University. Additionally, Tramble is certified as an Economic Development Finance Professional by the National Development Council.

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