Larsen, who will assume the role of president later this year, has worked at HealthEquity for more than a decade and has a deep public health background that informs her work in benefits and wellness. "The organizations we support are innovating across the spectrum of community need," said Larsen, incoming president of the HealthEquity Community Foundation. "As we grow, our goal is to continue investing in work that connects health and financial well-being — particularly among vulnerable or underserved grou ...