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2021 Directory of Governance, Policy Development and Leadership Group Participants 2021 Directory of Governance, Policy Development and Leadership Group Participants AHA Officers and Board of Trustees Committees and Regional Policy Boards Task Forces, Strategic Leadership Groups and Advisory Groups Awards Committees Representatives and Nominees to Other Organizations Affiliates and Subsidiaries Professional Membership Groups AHA Executive Staff Table of Contents President and CEO Officers and Board of Trustees ............................................. 2 Committees of the Board of Trustees Richard J. Pollack, Washington, DC Executive .......................................................................... 4 Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Nominations ..................................................................... 4 Operations ........................................................................ 4 M. Michelle Hood, Chicago, IL Committees Executive Vice President, Government Relations and Behavioral Heath Services ................................................. 5 Clinical Leadership ............................................................ 5 Public Policy Governance ...................................................................... 6 Stacey Hughes, Washington, DC Health Care Strategy & Innovation .................................... 6 Health Systems ................................................................. 7 Senior Vice Presidents Maternal and Child Health ................................................ 7 Robyn Begley, RN, Workforce; Chief Nursing Officer, AHA; Rural Health ...................................................................... 8 CEO, AONE Regional Policy Boards Christina Fisher, Association Services, and CFO Behavioral Health Services ......................................... 9 Federal Hospitals ....................................................... 9 Susan Gergely, Chief People Officer Health Systems ......................................................... 9 Gail Lovinger Goldblatt, Association Secretary Maternal & Child Health ............................................. 9 Melinda Reid Hatton, General Counsel Metropolitan Hospitals .............................................. 9 Post-Acute Care .......................................................... 9 Joy Lewis, Health Equity Strategies, and Executive Director, Rural Health Services ................................................. 9 Institute for Diversity and Health Equity Transitional At-Large Delegates .................................10 Alicia Mitchell, Communications At-Large Delegates ...................................................11 Regional Delegates ...................................................11 Jeanette Porter, Field Engagement State Delegates ........................................................12 C. Douglas Shaw, Business Development Regional Executives ...................................................14 Ashley Thompson, Public Policy Analysis and Development Task Forces COVID-19 Pathways to Recovery ......................................15 Vice Presidents and Other Executives National Provider Network...............................................15 Robert Sarkis, Chief Information Officer Price Transparency ..........................................................15 Primary Care ....................................................................16 Darlene Vanderbush, Executive Operations Strategic Leadership Groups Gloria Kupferman, Chief Data Strategy Officer Academic Medical Centers ..............................................17 Federal Health System .....................................................17 Assistant Secretary Health Systems EVPs/COOs ..............................................17 Cecily Pew Post-Acute Care ...............................................................18 Provider-Led Health Plans ................................................18 Urban Hospital Sustainability ...........................................19 Honorary — President-Emeritus Advisory Groups Richard J. Umbdenstock Center for Health Innovation Leadership .........................20 Hospitals Against Violence ...............................................20 Honorary — Secretary-Emeritus Institute for Diversity and Health Equity Leadership ........21 Michael P. Guerin Physician Alliance Steering ...............................................21 Population & Community Health ......................................21 Awards Committees AHA Offices AHA Dick Davidson NOVA Awards ....................................22 Chicago: 155 North Wacker, Suite 400, Chicago, IL 60606 AHA Quest for Quality Prize .............................................22 Washington: 800 10th Street, NW, Two CityCenter, Suite 400, Carolyn Boone Lewis Equity of Care Award.......................22 Circle of Life Award ..........................................................23 Washington, DC 20001 Foster G. McGaw Prize ....................................................23 Representatives and Nominees to Other Organizations .....24 Affiliates and Subsidiaries AHAPAC Steering Committee ...........................................25 American Organization for Nursing Leadership .................25 Health Forum ...................................................................26 Health Research & Educational Trust................................26 Updated July 2021 Professional Membership Groups and Roundtables ...........27 1 2021 AHA Board of Trustees Officers Rod Hochman, MD Wright Lassiter III Melinda L. Estes, MD Richard J. Pollack President and CEO President and CEO President and CEO President and CEO Providence Henry Ford Health System Saint Luke’s Health System American Hospital Association Renton, WA (Chair) Detroit, MI (Chair-Elect) Kansas City, MO (Past Chair) Washington, DC (President) Board Members Term expires 2021 Marna P. Borgstrom Phyllis Cowling Delvecchio S. Finley Susan Fox CEO President and CEO President and CEO President and CEO Yale New Haven Health System United Regional Health Care Atrium Health Navicent White Plains Hospital Center New Haven, CT System Macon, GA White Plains, NY Wichita Falls, TX Rebecca Hultberg Gregory P. Poulsen Harsh Trivedi, MD President and CEO Senior Vice President, Policy President and CEO Oregon Association of Hospitals Intermountain Healthcare Sheppard Pratt Health System and Health Systems Salt Lake City, UT Baltimore, MD Lake Oswego, OR 2 Term expires 2022 Michael Charlton Joanne Conroy, MD Russell Gronewold Mary Mannix Board Chair, AtlantiCare President and CEO President and CEO President and CEO President and CEO Dartmouth-Hitchcock and Bryan Health Augusta Health Icon Hospitality Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health Lincoln, NE Fishersville, VA Galloway, NJ Lebanon, NH C. Wright Pinson, MD Roxie C. Wells, MD Ronald Werft Sylvia Young Deputy CEO and Chief Health President President and CEO President and CEO System Officer Hoke Hospital Cottage Health HCA Continental Division Vanderbilt University Medical Raeford, NC Santa Barbara, CA Denver, CO Center, Nashville, TN Term expires 2023 Douglas S. Brown D. Montez Carter Mary Beth Kingston, RN Janice E. Nevin, MD President, Community Hospitals, President and CEO Chief Nursing Officer President and CEO and Chief Administrative Officer St. Mary’s Health Care System Advocate Aurora Health ChristianaCare UMass Memorial Heath Care Athens, GA Milwaukee, WI Wilmington, DE Worcester, MA James R. Prister Nicolas Tejeda Warner L. Thomas Bruce D. White President and CEO Group CEO President and CEO CEO RML Specialty Hospital The Hospitals of Providence Ochsner Health Knox Community Hospital Chicago/Hinsdale, IL — Tenet Healthcare New Orleans, LA Mount Vernon, OH El Paso, TX 3 Committees of the Board of Trustees Executive Nominations Operations Chair: Rod Hochman, MD, Providence, Chair: Eugene A. Woods, Atrium Chair: Marna P. Borgstrom, Yale New Renton, WA Health, Charlotte, NC Haven Health, New Haven, CT Terms expire 2021 Term expires 2021 Terms expire 2021 Marna P. Borgstrom, Yale New Haven Kris A. Doody, RN, Cary Medical David R. Marshall, Cedars-Sinai Health Health, New Haven, CT Center, Caribou, ME System, Los Angeles, CA Melinda L. Estes, MD, Saint Luke’s Terms expire 2022 Jeffrey Tieman, Vermont Association Health System, Kansas City, MO Nancy Howell Agee, Carilion Clinic, of Hospitals and Health Systems, Susan Fox, White Plains Hospital Roanoke, VA Montpelier, VT Center, White Plains, NY Andrew W. Carter, The Hospital and Harsh Trivedi, MD, Sheppard Pratt Wright L. Lassiter III, Henry Ford Health Healthsystem Association of Health System, Baltimore, MD System, Detroit, MI Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA Terms expire 2022 Richard J. Pollack, AHA, Terms expire 2023 Michael Charlton, AtlantiCare, Washington, DC Brian Gragnolati, Atlantic Health Galloway, NJ Greg Poulsen, Intermountain System, Morristown, NJ Joanne Conroy, MD, Dartmouth- Healthcare, Salt Lake City, UT James C. Leonard, MD, Carle Health, Hitchcock Health, Lebanon, NH Secretary: Gail Lovinger Goldblatt Urbana, IL Roxie C. Wells, MD, Hoke Hospital, Term expires 2024 Raeford, NC David Entwistle, Stanford Health Terms expire 2023 Care, Stanford, CA Nicholas Tejeda, The Hospitals of Ex officio: Melinda L. Estes, MD, Saint Providence — Tenet Healthcare, Luke’s Health System, Kansas City, MO El Paso, TX Secretary: Gail Lovinger Goldblatt Bruce White, Knox Community Assistant Secretary: Jane Jeffries Hospital, Mount Vernon, OH Executive Management: Christina Fisher Secretary: Deborah Johnson 4 Committees Behavioral Health Services Clinical Leadership
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