Beth-Ann Kozlovich is Sutter Health Kahi Mohala’s Senior Development Officer. She leads fundraising for Hawaii’s only stand-alone, not-for-profit psychiatric hospital focusing on children as young as four through high school adolescents. 

Kozlovich has been recognized for her commitment to mental health issues. In 2018, she was awarded the Hina Mauka Harry and Mary Lake Compassion Award and was a 2018 presenter at HANOCON. 

Before joining Kahi Mohala, Kozlovich served as Hawaiʻi Public Radio’s Talk Shows Executive Producer and oversaw its then five locally produced talk programs. She created and co-hosted HPR’s weekday morning show, The Conversation, launched in 2011. In 1999, she created and began moderating Town Square, HPR’s long running live, public affairs forum. She is also a former Hawaiʻi anchor of NPR's Morning Edition. 

She and her Hawaiʻi Public Radio team won a 2016 national Clarion Award from the Association for Women in Communications (AWC) for the series "Homelessness from the Outside In," produced by The Conversation. In previous years, Kozlovich was recognized by National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Hawai’I, the Coalition for Tobacco-Free Hawaii and Hawaii Psychological Association for her contributions to mental health, education and psychology in Hawaiʻi.

In all her roles, Kozlovich continues to be a community connector to elevate community issues including mental health, climate change, gender equity, poverty and education. She has been involved with many Hawaii nonprofits. Currently, she is Board Chair of the Hawaii Arts Alliance and is on the boards of Mental Health America of Hawaii and Rotary Club of Honolulu.