Camille Veri is passionate about using evidence, policy, and partnerships to strengthen connections between food systems and health.
She supports research and technical assistance at the intersection of these areas and contributes to business development within Mathematica's Nutrition, Health, and Human Services Division.
Since joining Mathematica in 2023, Veri has led and supported evaluation, strategic advising, and technical assistance engagements with philanthropic and federal clients. Her work has spanned topics including Food is Medicine programs, values-based food procurement, and the dissemination and uptake of evidence-based healthcare interventions. Her experience includes theory-of-change development, formative evaluation, landscape scans, stakeholder mapping, and expert engagement. Veri also contributes to division strategy and leads the development of research and evaluation proposals for health-focused clients. Before joining Mathematica, she spent nearly a decade working with national and local nonprofit organizations advancing nutrition security, local food systems, and community health.
Veri holds an MPA in policy analysis and nonprofit management from the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. She also earned a certificate in data analytics from the University of Chicago Graham School.