The Foundation for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award : Who We Are : Board & Staff : Board of Directors

Foundation Board of Directors - Officers

President and CEO

Al Faber
Baldrige Foundation

Mr. Faber's Bio
Chair

Kathryn K. Eggleston, Ph.D.
President
Dallas College-Richland Campus
Vice Chair

Rulon Stacey, Ph.D.
Program Director, Graduate Programs in Health Administration,
The Business School, University of Colorado, Denver
Treasurer

Frank Fusco
Executive Director - retired
South Carolina State Government
Secretary

Russ Branzell
CEO and President
College of Healthcare Information Management Executives
Immediate Past Chair

P. George Benson, Ph.D.
President
College of Charleston - retired

Foundation Board of Directors - Members

Diane Brockmeier

President and CEO
Mid-America Transplant
David Gifford, MD, MPH

Director, Center for Health Policy Evaluation in LTC & CMO at American Health Care Association
Lowell Kruse

Chairman
Communities of Excellence 2026
Scott McIntyre

President & CEO
Guidehouse Consulting
Karen Morrison

President, OhioHealth Foundation
Senior Vice President, OhioHealth
John Raffoul

President
Adventist Health White Memorial
Tony Scott

Former Federal CIO
Government of the United States
Sunil Sinha

Director
Tata International West Asia
E. David Spong, D.Sc.

President, Boeing Aerospace Support – retired

Foundation Board of Directors (Ex-Officio)

Robert Fangmeyer

Director
Baldrige Performance Excellence Program
Harry Hertz

Director Emeritus - retired
Baldrige Performance Excellence Program
Brian Lassiter

Chair
The Alliance for Performance Excellence
Jim Templin

Interim CEO
American Society for Quality (ASQ)

Foundation Board of Directors (Honorary)

Malcolm Hollensteiner

Senior Vice President of Mortgage Production
Sandy Spring Bank

Board & Staff

We are Building a Legacy of Excellence

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