Ambre Brown Morley is the Senior Director, Commercial Communications at Novo Nordisk Inc. where she oversees a team responsible for internal and external diabetes and obesity public relations activities, as well product and scientific communications, commercial sponsorships and alliances, and strategic patient and celebrity engagement.

Ambre joined Novo Nordisk in 2008, and in 2011, worked in a global communications role, splitting her time between Copenhagen, Denmark and the U.S. In 2019, she completed a short-term assignment in Tokyo, Japan helping to launch two diabetes brands. She was named a “Rising Star” by the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association in 2015, and in 2019 Novo Nordisk named her “Working Mother of the Year.”

She is a co-founder of African Americans in Novo Nordisk and completed a Diversity & Inclusion certificate course in 2021 at Cornell University.

Ambre has been nationally recognized for creating authentic campaigns and in 2018 her team was awarded ‘Best in Show’ by Medical, Marketing & Media magazine for the multi-faceted Get Real About Diabetes campaign with “black-ish” star Anthony Anderson. She also founded the award-winning diabetes awareness Race with Insulin race car program, which lasted 11 racing seasons. She recently oversaw the media and contract negotiations with entertainer Queen Latifah to launch an obesity disease awareness campaign called “It’s Bigger Than Me.”

Originally from Florence, Alabama, Ambre is a proud graduate of Tennessee State University in Nashville. Prior to Novo Nordisk, she worked in communications at Johnson & Johnson and was a reporter for Bloomberg News and The Philadelphia Inquirer. She is a board member of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Mercer County, a member of the Burlington County chapter of Jack & Jill of America, Inc., the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association and a founding member and former treasurer of Women of Color in Pharma, LLC.

She lives in southern New Jersey with her son, Ian.