Эллен Флинт назначена главным руководителем по персоналу Mercy Health

Flint named Mercy Health chief people officer Ellen Flint says she was drawn to the role by the not-for-profit organisation’s mission and people. Workforce and culture specialist Ellen Flint has been named Mercy Health’s new chief people executive officer. Ms Flint said she has spent her career working for organisations driven by a vision to provide trusted and values-based services to the community. “Mercy Health’s mission and its people are exactly why I wanted this role, and I’m looking forward to partnering with the executive and leadership team to support the Mercy Health Strategic Framework and People Strategy,” she said. Ms Flint will start in the role on 14 September and brings more than 25 years of people and culture leadership across health, aged care and not-for-profit organisations. She most recently spent seven years as chief people and communications officer at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, where she was responsible for a 120-strong team. Prior to this she was the general manager of people, development and diversity at not-for-profit aged care provider Benetas. Ms Flint’s appointment is reflective of the company’s commitment to bring the “very best leaders to Mercy Health,” said group chief executive officer Angela Nolan. “Her career has been built in organisations that share our belief in mission-driven, values-based care, and she brings a proven track record of leading cultural and process improvement and building high-performing teams at scale. “Her appointment supports our strategic commitment to investing in our workforce and culture, and we’re thrilled to have her join our executive team,” Ms Nolan said. She replaces Mary-Anne Gallagher, who led the people, learning and culture function at Mercy Health for over four years. Read more industry movements here Email [email protected] with details and an image of any we have missed