CEO of Pa. senior care association resigns
McDaid’s resignation is effective
"After a discussion with Board leadership and careful consideration of the challenges facing this sector and the strategies that will be necessary to ensure the success of PHCA and its membership moving forward, I believe it to be in the best interest of the Association and its membership to seek new leadership at this critical time for our sector," McDaid said in a statement.
McDaid joined the association in 2013 as COO and executive vice president. PHCA board chairman
"We wish (McDaid) the best in his future endeavors as the PHCA Board of Directors seeks new leadership to aggressively tackle the challenges ahead and pave a new path for this sector," Buckman said.
Association representatives declined to comment on what qualities it will seek in its next leader.View the full article from the
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