Alicia Kali has been named the winner in five categories at the Stevie® Awards for her non-profit Purpose DRV’N, and her DRV’N Brain product startup. Kali triumphed in Startup of the Year, Woman of the Year, Female Executive of the Year, Female Innovator of the Year, and Most Innovative Woman of the Year, in the 17th annual International Stevie Awards for Women in Business.
Kali, delivered unprecedented alliances as a senior executive in the corporate arena, for such notables as Best Buy, has devoted over 30 years to understanding and neuroregeneration of the brain and sympathetic nervous system, finally emerging as a global powerhouse, providing numerous answers for medical science and humanity. Kali also experienced destruction of her own life and health through a brain injury in 2006. A portion of Kali’s patent work delivers answers for physical trauma to the head as well as neuroprotection. Kali created Purpose DRV’N while preparing for the launch of her company Panacea Biomed, to help those less fortunate who suffer concussion, post-concussion syndrome (PCS), mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
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