

Senita M. Hill, Founder & Executive Director, Peace on Patuxent, Inc.
A 20-year veteran of federal acquisition, healthcare operations, and nonprofit leadership, Senita M. Hill is a systems strategist who turns complex challenges into clear, people-centered solutions. Cutting her teeth in Maryland’s private and public-sector corridors, she now channels that expertise into creating respite and restoration for women navigating life-leveling cancers.
Government & Healthcare Expertise
- Federal Project Management, U.S. Department of Commerce – Guided acquisition-modernization across 11 bureaus, launched the COR Services Program, and steered multimillion-dollar contracts that earned her the Chief Acquisition Officer Excellence Award, Employee of the Year, and multiple federal performance honors.
- Healthcare Administration, Kaiser Permanente – Streamlined behavioral-health and imaging services, enhancing patient access and cross-department workflows.
POPi: A Sanctuary Born of Lived Experience
Senita founded Peace On Patuxent, Inc. in Prince George’s County to give women facing cancer a place to decompress, recalibrate, and reclaim their sense of self. Under her leadership, POPi now offers:
- No-cost day retreats and respite stays rooted in dignity and peace.
- Bilingual volunteer and ambassador programs that expand community reach.
- Community forums and online support groups launching late 2025 to deepen education and connection.
- Infrastructure upgrades funded by recent operations grants and the Give 8/28 campaign.
Her vision—and POPi’s impact—were honored with the 2025 Nicki J. Award.
Voice on the Stage
A sought-after speaker, Senita blends firsthand insight with strategy to spur systemic change. Highlights include the Prince George’s County Council, POPi’s High Noon Tea & Fundraiser series, and the National Business League Conference (2025).
Guiding Principle
Across every role, Senita lives by POPi’s three pillars:
Mission-Focused service, Proven Legitimacy, and Unwavering Transparency. She believes peace is not a luxury—it’s a necessity—and she works every day to ensure women battling cancer experience it in full measure.
