4 more executives leaving Epic: Report
Reports of four additional executive departures at Epic Systems have sparked questions about a potential leadership exodus within the health tech giant.
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Four more executives are reportedly leaving Epic Systems. This wave of departures coincides with broader leadership shifts in the health tech sector, including the appointment of Brian Manning as CEO of Nabla to oversee the company's next growth phase.
Coverage from Becker's Hospital Review, STAT, and geneonline.com emphasizes the scale of these exits, with STAT specifically questioning if an exodus is underway. The Information Exchange also reports on the situation, referring to the group as the "Epic Quadrumvirate." Future developments depend on whether more executives leave Epic and how Nabla progresses under the leadership of its new CEO.
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Quick answers
How many executives are reportedly leaving Epic?
Reports indicate that four more executives are departing the company.
Who was appointed as the new CEO of Nabla?
Nabla has appointed Brian Manning as its Chief Executive Officer.
Which outlets are reporting on the Epic departures?
The departures are being covered by Becker's Hospital Review, STAT, geneonline.com, and The Information Exchange.
Coverage (5)
- The Information Exchange: The Epic Quadrumvirate Health API Guy · 7h ago
- Executive Departures at Epic Systems and CEO Appointment at Nabla Mark Health Tech Leadership Shifts geneonline.com · 7h ago
- Nabla Appoints Brian Manning as Chief Executive Officer to Lead Next Phase of Growth PR Newswire · 7h ago
- Is there an exodus underway at Epic? STAT · 7h ago
- 4 more executives leaving Epic: Report Becker's Hospital Review · 7h ago broke it first
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