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Community leaders Logan Aguirre and Joselyn Baldner have been added to the CoxHealth Board of Directors. They will begin serving immediately.
“We are thrilled to have both Logan and Joselyn join our board,” said Sally Hargis, chair of the CoxHealth Board of Directors, in a news release.
“Each brings unique leadership strengths that will add tremendous value as CoxHealth continues to expand and elevate the care we provide across the region.”
Aguirre is publisher and owner of Whitaker Publishing LLC, the media company behind 417 Magazine, Biz 417 and other regional lifestyle publications.
“As an industry leader who connects people across sectors through meaningful content and experiences, Logan always has her finger on the pulse of our area,” said Max Buetow, CoxHealth’s president and CEO, in a release. “Her insight and community involvement will help guide us as we broaden our reach across southwest Missouri.”
Baldner is president and CEO of Central Bank (Nasdaq: CBC). She has spent more than 25 years in the banking industry.
“Joselyn’s commitment to the well‑being of Springfield and the surrounding area goes far beyond the work she does in the banking world,” Buetow said. “Her dedication and service‑minded leadership will play a meaningful role in shaping the decisions of our board moving forward.”
CoxHealth is governed by a 27-member volunteer board made up of community, business and industry leaders, according to the release.
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