Full-Time
Executive Director Strategy and Business Development
Updated on 9/4/2026
Providence
10,001+ employees
Not-for-profit health system with hospitals
Compensation Overview
$85.56 - $152.95/hr
Everett, WA, USA
Hybrid
Three days on-site per week required; must reside within a reasonable commuting distance to Everett.
Bachelor's, Master's
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- Bachelor's Degree in Business, Marketing, or related field
- 7 years in strategy, business development, or complex business project management, preferably in the healthcare industry
- Proven administrative or leadership experience, with strategic agility in managing complex organizational priorities
- Anticipates customer needs, ensuring satisfaction with proactive support
- Performs with quality, efficiency, problem anticipation, and strives for excellence
- Demonstrates collaboration and relationship-building skills and adaptability to change
- Communicates effectively with emotional intelligence, building trust with all stakeholders
- Charismatic, detail-oriented leader with a strategic and project management mindset, embodying servant leadership and driven by mission
- Will be required to work a hybrid schedule (three days onsite, two days remote) and live within a reasonable commuting distance to the ministry or service area they support and lead
- Spearhead strategy and vision for North Puget Sound using data-driven insights to craft business plans and evaluate program potential
- Lead growth strategies like physician ventures and joint ventures, ensuring seamless integration with executives
- Manage strategic capital requests, overseeing the identification, planning, and presentation of proposals to Service Area, Division, and System governance bodies
- Develop effective service line growth and outreach programs to optimize evolution and achieve NOI performance goals
- Participate in committees to coordinate market and program development across Service Area
- Conduct service area portfolio reviews and provide strategic recommendations for annual growth aspirations and market performance
- Collaborate with Service Area stakeholders to establish annual budget and multiyear strategic growth goals
- Engage in Division and System projects and committees, ensuring best practices are shared and implemented at the Service Area level
- Coordinate service line level partnerships and affiliations, overseeing contract development and operational setup
- Provide strategic guidance to medical and operational leaders on growth initiatives, ensuring project timeline goals are met
- Ensure service line plans are developed and executed consistently, sharing and implementing best practices across all lines
- Master's Degree preferred (MBA or MHA/MPH)
- 5 years of experience in the Washington State healthcare landscape and direct collaboration with healthcare executives (Preferred)
Providence Health & Services runs a large network of not-for-profit hospitals and clinics across seven western states, delivering a full range of health and social services. It provides inpatient and outpatient care, home and hospice services, substance abuse programs, and mental health treatment through its integrated network, reinvesting revenue back into care. Its not-for-profit, faith-based model means earnings are directed toward community care rather than shareholders, and the system focuses on scale and efficiency to serve more people. Its goal is to improve financial stability while expanding access and quality of care for a broad range of communities through higher patient volumes and cost-saving measures.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
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Headquarters
Renton, Washington
Founded
1859
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Providence posted $175 million operating income in first-half 2026, reversing prior losses.
- S&P upgraded Providence’s outlook in May 2026 after divestitures and contract-labor cuts.
- Helmsley funded Providence St. Patrick’s $1.2 million cardiac expansion on August 24, 2026.
What critics are saying
- Providence Health Plan will wind down in 2027, shedding 440,000 members and 1,150 jobs.
- Tarzana nurses struck February 16, 2026, exposing staffing friction and labor unrest.
- Queen of the Valley sale and Mission Hospital Laguna Beach phaseout signal portfolio shrinkage.
What makes Providence unique
- Providence’s 51-hospital Western footprint pairs faith-based care with Cedars-Sinai specialty expertise.
- Its 1,000-clinic network and rural Montana investments anchor local access across remote markets.
- Providence combines acute care, hospice, behavioral health, and payer operations under one system.
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U.S. News and World Report names Providence St. Peter Hospital top Hospital in region, 6th in State. Share via: U.S. News and World Report's 2026-2027 Best Hospitals report named Providence St. Peter Hospital one of the country's best regional hospitals and among the best hospitals in Washington State. St. Peter Hospital also earned 13 High Performing awards and Centralia Hospital earned two High Performing Awards. The annual Best Hospitals rankings and ratings, now in their 37th year, are designed to assist patients and their doctors in making informed decisions about where to receive care for challenging health conditions or for common elective procedures. "A true testament to our caregivers, providers and our medical group helping bring high-quality compassionate care a reality," said Providence South Puget Sound Chief Executive Darin Goss. "Providence together will have 4 of the top 6 hospitals in the top 10." For the 2026-2027 rankings and ratings, U.S. News evaluated more than 4,500 hospitals across 14 specialties and 23 procedures and conditions. Across all 14 specialties, only 178 U.S. hospitals performed well enough to be nationally ranked in 1 or more specialties. "For more than 30 years, U.S. News & World Report's annual Best Hospital rankings has helped guide patients, in consultation with their doctors, to the right hospital when they need care," said Ben Harder, chief of health analysis and managing editor at U.S. News. "These ratings and rankings are based on each hospital's outcomes - how well individuals fare after treatment - as well as other factors that matter to patients, such as the quality of their overall experience and interactions with nursing staff." U.S. News evaluated each hospital's performance using a variety of measures such as survival rates, complication rates, patient experience and level of nursing care. The Best Hospitals methodology factors in data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, American Heart Association, professional organizations and medical specialists. Providence St. Peter earned "High Performing" ratings for 13 specialties/procedures, in recognition of care that was significantly better than the national average, as measured by factors such as patient outcomes. "High Performing" is the highest rating U.S. News awards for these types of care. The 13 high performing areas Providence St. Peter was recognized in include: * Best Hospital in Washington (No. 6) and Best Hospital in Olympic Peninsula (No. 1) * Leukemia, Lymphoma and Myeloma * Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair * Aortic Valve Surgery * Colon Cancer Surgery * Gynecological Cancer Surgery * Heart Arrythmia * Heart Attack * Heart Bypass Surgery * Hip Fracture * Lung Cancer Surgery * Pacemaker Implantation * Spinal Fusion * Stroke Share via:
CrowdStrike names 2026 Fal.Con award winners. | / | TML Editorial, The Market Online 0 Comments| 10 hours ago | + Favorites CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) announces 2026 customer and partner award winners at Fal.Con. CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) announced its 2026 customer and partner award winners at Fal.Con 2026, naming organizations including NVIDIA, United Airlines, Salesforce and Amazon Web Services among those recognized. CrowdStrike news: key takeaways. * CrowdStrike named five 2026 Customer Impact Award winners: Anthropic, Mondelez International, Providence Health & Services, Salesforce and United Airlines. * NVIDIA was named Global Partner of the Year; Amazon Web Services (AWS) was named Global AI Partner of the Year. * Other Partner of the Year winners included Accenture (Global System Integrator of the Year), Carahsoft (Global Distribution Partner of the Year), Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) (Global Services Partner of the Year), GuidePoint Security (Global Solution Provider of the Year), Kroll (Global MSSP Partner of the Year) and Zscaler (Global Technology Alliance Partner of the Year). * CrowdStrike also introduced an inaugural 2026 Circle of Excellence list, which it said recognized partners for net-new customer growth in the first half of the year across its reseller and distribution ecosystem. * The company said Fal.Con 2026 drew more than 10,000 attendees from 4,000 organizations across 71 countries, with a record 150+ partner sponsors. What happened? CrowdStrike announced the recipients of its 2026 awards at Fal.Con 2026, separating honors into Customer Impact Awards, Partner of the Year Awards, and an inaugural Circle of Excellence recognition. In the Customer Impact Awards, the company recognized Anthropic (Global Leadership Impact Award), Mondelez International (Global Community Impact Award), Providence Health & Services (Global Transformation Award), Salesforce (Global AI Impact Award) and United Airlines (Global Platform Pioneer Award). In the Partner of the Year Awards, CrowdStrike named NVIDIA as Global Partner of the Year and Amazon Web Services (AWS) as Global AI Partner of the Year, alongside additional winners across systems integration, distribution, services, solution providers, technical enablement, managed security services and technology alliances. The company also introduced its first Circle of Excellence winners, which it described as recognizing partners that delivered net-new customer growth in the first half of the year across its global reseller and distribution ecosystem. Company commentary. "The Crowd is our advantage," said Daniel Bernard, chief business officer at CrowdStrike. "Our customers are raising the bar for what's possible in cybersecurity, and our partners multiply that impact around the world. This year's winners show what happens when the world's leading organizations build, innovate, and win together on the most critical risk of today: securing AI." Why this matters for investors. The announcement provides a snapshot of CrowdStrike's customer and partner ecosystem highlighted at Fal.Con 2026, including major technology and enterprise names recognized across multiple award categories. While the release does not include financial results or new contract values, it underscores the company's focus on partner-led go-to-market activity and customer use cases tied to AI-related security, as described by the company. The company's disclosed Fal.Con attendance figures and sponsor count offer an indicator of event scale and partner engagement, which management may view as supporting ecosystem momentum. Stockhouse does not provide investment advice or recommendations. All investment decisions should be made based on your own research and consultation with a registered investment professional. The issuer is solely responsible for the accuracy of the information contained herein. For full disclaimer information, please click here. + Favorites
Opinion: New Providence clinic won't necessarily mean better access. | August 27, 2026 12:00 AM Providence St. Joseph Medical Center is investing $31 million in a new rural health clinic in Polson. More space sounds promising, but a new building is not the same as better access. Providence eliminated its walk-in clinic and now offers scheduled same-day appointments. But what happens when those appointments are full? Patients with urgent, non-emergency problems are left waiting for an appointment or using the ER. Not every illness is an emergency, but not every illness can wait weeks either. Providence says the new clinic will accommodate seven primary-care physicians. But "accommodate" does not tell Lake County Leader whether these are seven new providers or existing providers moving into a new building. If Lake County Leader is simply relocating an already limited workforce, how does that increase access? Retention matters, too. Rural communities struggle to keep physicians after short-term service commitments end. Recruitment means little without a plan to keep providers here. Before celebrating 26 exam rooms, its community deserves answers: How many net-new providers are being hired? How will Providence retain them? How many same-day appointments will be available, and what happens when they're full? Access isn't measured in buildings or exam rooms. It's measured by whether a patient can actually get an appointment when they need one. - Camille Daley, Ronan
Kick your nicotine habit with free support and a personalized plan. September 2026 For many people, quitting nicotine is about more than breaking a habit. It's about feeling better and creating a healthier future for themselves and their loved ones. Providence Basecamp Prevention + Wellness is offering a free virtual class series designed to help participants build a personalized plan for becoming nicotine-free. Personalized support for your journey. Led by a certified tobacco-treatment professional, this eight-week online program provides practical tools, encouragement and expert guidance tailored to each participant's goals and challenges. Throughout the program, participants will learn strategies to: * Manage triggers, cravings and lifestyle changes * Build a strong support system * Understand the effects of nicotine on health * Replace nicotine use with healthier daily habits Whether you're just beginning to consider quitting or are ready to take the next step, the program offers a structured path forward in a supportive environment. Program details. A Nicotine-Free Path: Chart Your Course to a Healthier Future 6 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays Oct. 5 through Nov. 23 Virtual class series hosted on Microsoft Teams The program is free and open to community members who want to live nicotine-free. * This class series is a service of Providence's Basecamp Prevention + Wellness, dedicated to helping you live your best, healthiest life. * For more info on kicking your nicotine habit, visit providencebasecamp.org/nicotinecessation. * See more of its services at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center.
Helmsley Charitable Trust gives nearly $1.2M to expand lifesaving cardiac care at Providence St. Patrick Hospital. As western Montana grows, the need for fast, advanced cardiac care is becoming increasingly urgent. Providence St. Patrick Hospital is grateful to announce a generous grant of nearly $1.2 million from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust to help create a state-of-the-art hybrid operating suite within Providence Heart Institute. The investment comes at a critical time. Demand for complex cardiac procedures continues to be on the rise, creating access challenges for patients facing life-threatening heart conditions. The new hybrid operating suite will bring advanced surgical and catheter-based capabilities together in one highly specialized space, allowing care teams to perform complex procedures more efficiently and respond more quickly when every minute matters. "This hybrid suite will dramatically speed up emergency response times in situations when each second counts," said Walter Panzirer, Trustee of the Helmsley Charitable Trust. "The Helmsley Charitable Trust is excited to help Providence St. Patrick Hospital provide rapid advanced cardiac treatment to patients across western Montana." Located steps from cardiac ICU beds and specialized recovery teams, the hybrid suite will reduce the need to transport critically ill patients between floors for emergent surgical intervention. This integrated environment is designed to improve safety, strengthen workflow, expand procedural capacity, and help ensure patients can receive complex, lifesaving treatment close to home. "We are deeply grateful to the Helmsley Charitable Trust for investing in the health of Montana families in such a meaningful way," said Stephanie Goble, chief philanthropy officer for Providence Montana Health Foundation. "This gift will help us move with urgency to meet a growing need, ensure we continue to say yes to referred patients from partnering hospitals and expand advanced cardiac care. This inspirational investment gives more rural patients the chance to receive lifesaving treatment close to home, surrounded by the people and communities they love." The hybrid operating suite is part of a broader two-phase expansion of the heart institute. Once complete, the project will help St. Pat's serve an additional 1,000 patients annually, decompress the ICU and Emergency Department and strengthen the hospital's No Diversion Program, which supports reliable transfers for emergent patients from rural and critical access hospitals. "Thanks to the generosity of the Helmsley Charitable Trust, St. Pat's is better equipped to respond to urgent cardiac needs today while building a stronger future for heart care in Montana. This gift reflects a shared commitment to bringing high-quality, timely and compassionate care closer to home for the patients and families who need it most," says Providence Montana Chief Executive, Krissy Petersen.