“As a locally governed health care system, it is important that we continue to expand our perspective to better understand our community's needs,” says Steve Edwards, CoxHealth president and CEO. “This council will be in a position to provide insight and influence to our leadership and Board of Directors, and we’re honored they agreed to serve.”
Logan
Aguirre (417 Magazine)
Mike
Brothers (Drury University)Carrie Brown (Elliott, Robinson & Company, LLP)
Mitchell Cox (CoxHealth)
Teresa Coyan (CoxHealth)
Brad Erwin (Paragon Architects)
Scott Fitzpatrick (MariCorp U.S, State Representative, District 158)
Emily Johnson (Marlin Network)
Marshall Kinne (Med-Pay, Inc)
Marc Mayer (Great Southern Bank)
Megan Morris (Bass Pro Shops)
Krystal Russell (Payroll Vault)
Jeff Seifried (Branson Area Chamber of Commerce)
Bryan Simpson (5 Pound Apparel)
Stephanie Summers (Ozarks Technical Community College)
Besides
providing collective feedback to CoxHealth leadership, the group will also
directly influence CoxHealth’s Board of Directors: The council’s chairperson
will serve as an ex-officio board member with vote.
“As
our community grows, it’s important that we align and expand to serve it
effectively and efficiently,” says Joe Turner, chairman of CoxHealth’s Board of
Directors. “Having a member on our Board of Directors will ensure that the
board’s direction reflects those needs.”
The
council plans to meet quarterly, but may gather as often as six times per year.
Members are appointed by the council’s chair, with advice and counsel from
CoxHealth’s leadership, and will serve two-year terms.
Photo
caption: Members of the CoxHealth Young Professionals Council gathered for the
group’s orientation on Nov. 30. Pictured from left to right (front row) are
Brad Erwin, Logan Aguirre, Stephanie Sumners, Krystal Russell, Megan Morris,
Teresa Coyan; (back row) Mike Brothers, Marshall Kinne, Emily Johnson, Marc
Mayer, Carrie Brown, Bryan Simpson and Mitchell Cox. Not pictured are Scott
Fitzpatrick and Jeff Seifried.