Andy Stockett
Erlanger announced the appointment of two new members to its board of directors. Additional updates for this fiscal year include the continued service of the board chair, the extension of the CEO’s contract, and new committee leadership.
Officials said, "Guided by the visionary leadership of Board Chair Sheila Boyington and CEO Jim Coleman, the board has helped position Erlanger for long-term success. Among their most transformative achievements: transitioning the organization from a public health system to a private, not-for-profit entity and completing an ambitious master facilities plan - paving the way for expanded access, innovative care and future growth.
“We are incredibly proud of the committed and passionate leadership our board continues to demonstrate,” said Ms. Boyington. “Their deep expertise, genuine care for the patients and communities we serve, and unwavering dedication to our mission have laid a strong foundation that will support Erlanger for many years to come.”
Joining the Board is Andy Stockett, founder and managing director of FourBridges Capital Advisors, an investment banking firm based in Chattanooga. He brings decades of financial leadership, including senior roles at Raymond James and as CFO and shareholder of Big River Grille. He holds degrees from Vanderbilt (B.A. Economics) and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business (MBA), and has served on numerous nonprofit boards including the Chattanooga Nature Center, Ronald McDonald House, and YMCA.
Also joining the Board is Reid Maclellan, M.D., founder and CEO of Cortina Health, a telehealth company expanding access to dermatology. He is an Adjunct Professor of Plastic Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital, with a strong record in research, education, and innovation. Dr. Maclellan earned his M.D. from the University of Alabama and holds advanced degrees from Harvard Business School and Harvard Medical School.
In addition to welcoming two new members, Ms. Boyington will continue as chair as she begins her ninth year on the board.
Mr. Coleman has accepted the board’s offer to extend his contract past its expiration of 2026. The new contract will take effect upon the conclusion of his existing term and will extend his leadership.
Barry Large will chair the Planning Committee and Lemon Williams will lead the IT and Cybersecurity Special Committee.
Others remaining on the board are Vicky Gregg, Vice Chair; John Germ, Chair of Leadership and Development; Warren McEwen – Chair of Audit and Finance; Dr. Chris Poole, Chair of Quality and Compliance; Dr. Jay Sizemore, Larvizo Wright and Lorie Runge.
Mr. Coleman said, “I’m grateful for the dedication of our current Board members and especially for Sheila’s strong leadership as Board Chair. I’m also excited to welcome our new members, whose fresh perspectives and expertise will help us continue to grow our mission and better serve our communities with compassion, care, and excellence."
Dr. Reid Maclellan