July 19, 2024- Intermountain Health recently welcomed four new members to its Board of Trustees – Mario M. Carrera; Chip Childs; Seraphine Kapsandoy-Jones, PhD, RN; and Randal K. Quarles. “We’re pleased to welcome our four new Board members. They were chosen because of their skills and perspective, their standing in the community, and their ability to lead and govern,” said Mike Leavitt, chair of Intermountain Health’s Board.
New Board members include:
* Mario M. Carrera – With 35 years of experience in media, marketing and management, Carrera works to enhance the life and economic well-being of Latinos and community at-largethrough leadership development, advocacy, and policy research. He most recently served as the president and CEO of the nonprofit and nonpartisan Colorado Latino Leadership, Advocacy and Research Organization (CLLARO).
* Russell ‘Chip’ Childs – Childs is CEO and president of SkyWest, Inc. He has served as president since 2014. Since joining the company, he has led SkyWest’s evolution as the world’s largest regional airline. SkyWest was named one of Fortune’s Most Admired Companies in 2019, one of the Best Companies to Work For in 2015, and Regional Airline of the Year by Air Transport World for the third time in 2014.
* Seraphine Kapsandoy-Jones, PhD, RN – Kapsandoy-Jones is the vice president of population healthcare and clinical operations at Centene Corporation. She received a Bachelor of Nursing and PhD from the University of Utah. She has 20 years of nursing practice, leadership, clinical informatics, and healthcare information technology experience.
* Randal K. Quarles – Quarles is chairman and co-founder of The Cynosure Group, an investment firm bringing together several of the United States’ largest family offices to make long-term private investments. He was vice chairman of the Federal Reserve System from October of 2017 through October 2021, serving as the system’s first vice chairman for supervision, charged with ensuring stability of the financial sector. He also served as the chairman of the Financial Stability Board and was a key architect of the Fed’s crisis response in March 2020, credited with preventing collapse of the U.S. and global financial systems.