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Juliette Price serves as the Senior Improvement Science Coach at the Institute for Systems Innovation and Improvement at the National Association of Higher Education Systems, helping bring the discipline of improvement science and quality improvement methods into the higher education sector. She designed the NASH Improvement Model, which builds off of industry-leading improvement models and theory, and incorporates NASH’s expertise in how public higher education systems and campuses function as a key driver of economic mobility and democracy.

Price deeply believes that solutions to our most complex issues can be designed through systems thinking, collaborative problem solving, creating data-informed solutions, and bringing concepts and processes across sectors. She currently holds multiple roles across different sectors, including in health care, higher education, and social care.

Price focuses on using improvement science to help organizations improve and reach optimum performance. She is trained in the Institute for Healthcare Improvement’s Breakthrough Improvement Model and routinely trains teams in the Model for Improvement and leads improvement collaboratives across many disciplines. She is a member of the American Society for Quality.

She is a frequent speaker at conferences on a wide variety of topics and provides training as a way to extend her acquired knowledge to others.