BAME NHS people leaders recognised
Today (12 October) the HSJ has announced its 75 most influential black, Asian and minority ethnic people in health, recognising leaders making an outstanding contribution across the sector.
Ben Morrin, chief executive of NHS Employers and a member of this year’s judging panel, welcomed the recognition of more chief people officers than ever before.
Congratulations to the following leaders on this well-deserved recognition:
- Terry Roberts, chief people officer, Oxford University Hospitals Foundation Trust
- Cheryl Samuels, director of people and culture, Evelina Hospital, London
- Meera Nair, chief people officer, Manchester University Foundation Trust
The HSJ list also showcases a number of rising stars. Congratulations to:
- Marcus Riddell, chief people officer, Royal Papworth Hospital Foundation Trust
Special congratulations to our Social Partnership Forum co-chair:
- Helga Pile, head of health, Unison
A huge congratulations to our chair and thanks for all you do to support NHS Employers.
- Lord Victor Adebowale, chair, NHS Alliance
Thanks to Rebecca Achieng Ajulu-Bushell, chief executive, 10,000 Interns Foundation, for your allyship and outstanding backing, which has increased paid internships for talented Black career starters.
Find out more and access the full list of winners on the HSJ website.
