February 17, 2026 – We are delighted to welcome Amy Lee as the new chair of our Board. We are grateful for her willingness to serve and for her leadership, insight, and commitment she brings to our mission. Amy has passionately served on our Board for eight years and was previously Chair of the Governance Committee. We look forward to working together as we continue to advance our mission and deepen our impact.
Amy Lee is Vice President, Network Management, Southeast Regional Network Lead, Aetna, CVS Health
Amy has over 25 years of experience in the health care industry and 20 years with Aetna. As the Network Lead for the Southeast Region, she is responsible for provider relationships and effective network management across all the segments and markets, which include Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Louisiana. She and her leadership team are focused on optimizing network performance and cost, delivering on strategic network goals, and managing day-to-day operations. In addition, she serves as the National IFP Lead for the NPSE organization and manages a national network team focused on support segment strategy and network execution.
Amy joined Aetna in 2004 and has extensive experience in product development and implementation, sales and marketing, regulatory compliance, and operations. She was instrumental in Coventry’s entrance into the Health Care Exchange market beginning in 2014 and went on to become the Head of Florida’s Individual segment, which at one time served over 250,000 members and generated $1 billion in revenue. In this role, she was responsible for the segment’s strategic direction, membership and financial performance, operations and member and provider outreach programs.
Amy’s other leadership positions include Chief Network Officer for Florida/Georgia, Head of Product Strategy and Insights for the Southeast Region and Director of Product Development and Communications for the Florida Market.
Amy is a graduate of Florida State University and serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors for SOS Children’s Villages Florida.
About Us
SOS Children’s Villages Florida (SOS) opened in 1993 to care for children who were removed from their families and placed into foster care in Broward and Palm Beach Counties. Currently, SOS is home to up to 72 foster children from newborn to age eighteen. At SOS, special emphasis is placed on keeping biological siblings together. We also have our NEXT STEPS program for young adults who have aged out of foster care at age eighteen. This program features individual life coaches, affordable housing support, employment assistance, financial management, education, and a variety of other services designed to provide young adults with the necessary resources for them to go on to build successful lives. NEXT STEPS is open not only to former SOS residents but also for qualifying individuals within the community who have aged out of foster care.
At one of the most difficult times in their young lives, our Village offers a safe, healing, and supportive environment for our community’s foster children in 13 single-family homes with full-time licensed foster parents in a residential neighborhood in Coconut Creek. In addition to safety, security, and stability, we are committed to providing vital support services for our children to help them deal with their emotions, academic improvement, social skills, and behavior. We are also committed to preparing our children to live independently. The SOS on-site programs include mental health counseling, medical services, entertaining activities, tutoring in reading and math, a mentoring program, and independent life skills classes.
For over 30 years, SOS has helped raise more than 1,200 foster children who have grown into healthy, successful, contributing members of our community. Due to our emphasis on education, our children are twice as likely to complete high school, and six times as likely to graduate college than foster children within the general population. For the past fifteen years, 100% of our high school seniors have graduated AND enrolled in college or trade school. Outcomes for which we are most proud and demonstrate the life-changing impact of our support programs.
