Gavin Attwood is a mission-driven nonprofit executive based in Colorado with nearly 20 years of leadership experience in healthcare and human services. He is known for transforming underperforming organizations through strategic planning, fundraising, governance, and policy reform.

As CEO of the United States Brain Injury Alliance, Gavin led national planning initiatives, launched a webinar series, and represented the organization at federal advocacy events. Previously, as CEO of the Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado for 14 years, he expanded services statewide, raised $12.3 million—including a $5.5 million grant—and helped pass the Jake Snakenberg Youth Sports Concussion Act.

He played a key role in developing Valor on the Fax, a 73-unit supportive housing facility for people with brain injuries and histories of homelessness, which opened in 2025. His collaborative leadership builds trust among boards, staff, and stakeholders, and he excels at building teams and partnerships that drive impact.
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​Originally from the UK and a graduate of Lancaster University, Gavin has also held leadership roles with the National Sports Center for the Disabled and Apex Park & Recreation District. A passionate mountaineer, he guides international climbs for people with disabilities. He lives in Littleton, Colorado with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.