This Valentine’s Day, Frontida wants to share our love with our two co-executive directors—Lauren Yen and Vivianna Camarillo-Guenther. Yen and Camarillo-Guenther have been instrumental in the leadership of our team’s operations and the expansion of vital medical recordkeeping tools to vulnerable communities in Ukraine, Central America, and Africa.
Lauren Yen is a co-founder of Frontida Records. She received her M.S. in Global Medicine from the University of Southern California. Yen is also the co-founder of Torch, a nonprofit focused on providing low-cost, low-tech solutions to increase comfort in tents and makeshift structures for the homeless in Los Angeles.
In the past, she conducted medical and public health research at the Los Angeles City Health Commission, Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics, USC Keck School of Medicine, and Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. Moreover, the Los Angeles Business Journal spotlighted Yen in its “20 in their 20s” List of Aspiring Entrepreneurs. She will be attending medical school in the Fall of 2023
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Vivianna Camarillo-Guenther is a co-founder of Frontida Records, where she currently serves on the Board of Directors and the product team. Along with Frontida, she co-founded Remedy, a nonprofit that creates secure, temperature-regulated medication storage for patients experiencing homelessness.
Moreover, Camarillo-Guenther has worked in various medical clinics and researched neuro-oncology at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles.
She received her B.S. in Neuroscience from the University of Southern California.
Ariana Castro is a nonprofit copywriter and grant writer at Frontida Records. She is a second-year UCLA student majoring in English and minoring in Digital Humanities.
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