Anjee Davis

Anjee Davis is the chief executive officer of Fight Colorectal Cancer, a national advocacy organization focused on colorectal cancer awareness, research, and policy reform. With more than 20 years of experience in public health and cancer advocacy, Davis has contributed to national initiatives that have influenced colorectal cancer prevention and care. Her leadership has supported policy achievements, including lowering the national screening age and removing Medicare cost barriers, while developing a grassroots advocacy network within the cancer community.

During her time at Fight Colorectal Cancer, Davis led the "One Million Strong" campaign and the "Path to a Cure" initiative, which have brought together patients, survivors, and advocates across the country. Under her direction, the organization launched the State-by-State Catalyst Program, expanded international collaborations on early-onset colorectal cancer, and contributed to the passage of the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Act. Davis also participates on advisory panels for the National Cancer Institute and the President’s Cancer Panel, supporting multi-sector partnerships and patient-centered innovation.

Davis is a frequent speaker at conferences such as ASCO, ESMO, and the Milken Institute Global Conference, sharing her expertise in public health policy and cancer advocacy. Her work has been recognized with honors including the Betty Anne Moore Community Leadership Award and the Prevent Cancer Foundation’s Laurel Award for Advocacy. Davis continues to focus on improving outcomes and advancing equity in cancer care, contributing to progress in colorectal cancer awareness and policy.