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TriHealth Discusses Internal Succession Planning Amid Workforce Changes

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Chris Reilly discussed succession planning at TriHealth, noting that the Cincinnati regional health care system filled its president/CEO position internally as Mark approached retirement. The discussion highlighted that the aging workforce and the aftermath of COVID-19 have led to increased position turnover across companies, including the C-suite.

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The internal succession planning at TriHealth is relevant because the organization's business volume is functionally dependent on the demand generated by the Medicare recipient pool. Good succession planning is noted as being crucial for organizational continuity.

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  • Chris ReillyResearcher involved in TriHealth's succession planning
  • TriHealthCincinnati regional health care system undergoing succession planning

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