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Annette Walker
City of Hope OC President. Leading US health care influencer. Innovator advancing health care transformation
Annette Walker is a visionary health care executive known for her influential leadership in the industry. She has been recognized by Modern Healthcare and is currently spearheading the development of a world-class cancer center in Orange County at City of Hope. Annette is not only a solutions architect and nationally recognized strategist but also a thought leader and author, sharing insights on transforming the health care sector. With a background in MHA from the University of Minnesota and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Loyola Marymount University, Annette brings a diverse skill set to her roles. As the President at City of Hope and having held key positions in organizations like Providence St. Joseph Health and Memorial Care Medical Centers, she has demonstrated exceptional leadership and strategic acumen. Annette is a mentor to numerous emerging executives, emphasizing the importance of fostering the next generation of leaders. She is a fervent advocate for female leadership and working mothers, showcasing her commitment to empowering women in the workplace.
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Our first Orange County Walk for Hope is on Sunday, Sept. 8 at our Irvine cancer campus!
Some people will walk for loved ones who have battled cancer, others will walk in recognition of their own journey. My team and I are walking for everyone in Orange County whose lives have been impacted by this disease.
We’re all walking to raise funds for cancer research at City of Hope, which makes a lifesaving difference for our patients. We’re almost at the finish line and want to end strong.
Please consider supporting this important cause through my fundraising page below. Every donation makes a difference. Thank you in advance for helping our patients, current and future.
“Life may dawdle along in minutes but don’t be deceived for it will sprint by in years before you even notice.” - Richelle E. Goodrich
I had the opportunity to spend some time with students from my alma mater, Loyola Marymount University, and this is exactly what I felt as I looked over the group and cast my eyes on Sacred Heart Chapel.
This view is unchanged by the decades; it felt as if no time had passed since I was the student. I wish I had known then the many experiences and blessings waiting for me.
Thank you, Dean Tina Choe, for the invitation. Thank you, students, for the inspiration — and thank you to my fellow students, friends, and faculty who made LMU such an amazing experience.
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