Lawrence General Hospital and Holy Family Hospital are pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Sebasky to their Board of Trustees. A recognized business leader in health care, technology, and education, Sebasky brings more than three decades of transformational leadership to the role and will provide strategic insight as the hospitals continue to evolve in a rapidly changing health care landscape.
Sebasky currently serves as chairman of the board at Ascend Learning, a leading provider of online educational content, simulations, and analytics for health care professionals, following his recent retirement as the company's CEO. Since joining Ascend in 2014, he has driven significant innovation and growth, with specialized expertise in understanding what creates value for companies and executing strategies that deliver consistent, steady, and sustainable results.
Additionally, he has extensive experience leading global organizations—previously as chairman of Philips North America and executive vice president for Philips Healthcare. He will bring both his global and local business and financial planning experience to Lawrence General and Holy Family Hospitals’ governance and strategy efforts.
Rosemarie Day, chair of the board of Trustees, said, “We are thrilled to welcome Greg Sebasky to the Board of Trustees. His exceptional leadership and deep experience in health care, technology, and education will be a valuable addition to the board. We look forward to the insights and innovative thinking he will bring as we continue to serve our communities with high-quality, compassionate care.”
“It’s an honor to join the Board of Trustees of Lawrence General and Holy Family Hospitals—institutions that play such a critical role in our communities,” said Sebasky. “I look forward to supporting their mission and working with an incredible group of leaders to help shape the future of healthcare delivery in the region."
Sebasky holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a bachelor's in business administration from the University of Notre Dame. He has a longstanding passion for mission-driven organizations and a deep commitment to improving health care access and outcomes.