Directory details for Emory University
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Emory University

1599 CLIFTON ROAD THIRD FLOOR 3101 ATLANTA, GA 30322-4250
www.emory.edu

EMORY UNIVERSITY'S MISSION IS TO CREATE, PRESERVE, TEACH, AND APPLY KNOWLEDGE IN THE SERVICE OF HUMANITY AND TO PROVIDE EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE.

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EIN:
580566256
Category:
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President

Gregory Fenves

Trustee

Adam H Rogers

Trustee

Allegra Lawrence Hardy

Trustee

Allison Dukes

Trustee

Andrew W Evans

Trustee

Billy Harbert

Trustee

Crystal Edmonson

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Cynthia M Sanborn

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Darren W Cohen

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David Graves

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Deborah A Marlowe

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Facundo L Bacardi

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Gregory J Vaughn

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Gregory V Palmer

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James Walker Burns

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Javier C Goizueta

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John G Rice

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John L Latham

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Kathelen Amos

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L Jonathan Holston

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Leah Ward Sears

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Lee P Miller

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Mark A Weinberger

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Mitchell A Tanzman

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Rick M Rieder

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Robert C Goddard Iii

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Robin Dease

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Rosa Tarbutton Sumter

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Sarah B Brown

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Shantella Carr Cooper

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Stuart A Rose

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Tania Neild

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Tash Elwyn

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Teresa M Rivero

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Thomas I Barkin

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Timothy C Rollins

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William A Brosius

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William C Warren Iv

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William H Rogers Jr

Trustee, Vice Chair

William T Mc Alilly

Vp University Secretary

Allison Dykes Johnson

Svp General Counsel

Bradley Slutsky

See Schedule J, Part Iii

Christopher Augostini

Vp Human Resources

Delbridge King

Interim Chief Information Officer; Sr Vice Provost For Information Technology

John Ellis

See Schedule J, Part Iii

Joon S Lee Md

Interim Provost

Lanny Liebeskind

Svp Of Finance & Treasury; Cfo

Pimolrat Thukral

Provost/Exec Vp Acad Affairs

Ravi Bellamkonda

See Schedule J, Part Iii

Ravi Thadhani Md Mph

Vp, Chief Investment Officer

Srinivas Pulavarti

Vp Human Resources

Theresa Milazzo

Coo Euhm, Board (Lf)

Adam C Webb Md

Chief Information And Digital Officer (Ehc)

Alistair Erskine Md Mbafamia

Coo (Euh)

Angel Leon

Dean, Emory College

Barbara Krauthamer

Interim Dean School Of Medicine

Carlos Del Rio Md

Svp Research

Deborah Bruner

Vp Financial Operations/Corporate Controller (Ehc)

Elizabeth Allen

Svp Dean Of Campus Life

Enku Gelaye

Cbo, Som/Asc Vp, Clinical Integration

Heather Hamby

Svp Adv & Alumni Engagement

Joshua R Newton

Vp Financial Planning & Analysis (Ehc)

Laura Belsinger Greaves

Cfo University Hospital Division (Ehc)

Liz Daunt Samford

President University Hospital Division

Matthew W AI N

Cfo (Ehc)

Pat Mc Cabe

Chief Market Services Officer (Ehc)

Patrick Hammond

President Ehc Physician Group

Penny Castellano Md

Chief Hr Officer (Ehc)

Rochester Anderson Jr

Dean School Of Medicine

Sandra L Wong Md Ms

Chief Nursing Officer (Ehc)

Sharon Pappas

Cmo And Cqpso (Ehc)

William Bornstein Md

Physician

Daniel L Barrow Md

Physician

F AI Z U Ahmad Md

Highly Compensated Employee

George R Painter

Physician

John W Xerogeanes Md

Physician

Scott Boden Md

Former Officer

Amy Adelman

Former Officer

Belva White

Former Key Employee

Bradley Haws

Former Key Employee

Bryce Gartland Md

Former Key Employee

Carla Chandler

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Carla Freeman

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Cl AI Re Sterk

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Dane Peterson

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Daniel Owens

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David Stephens Md

Former Key Employee

Greg Anderson

Former Officer

Jan Love

Former Officer

Jonathan S Lewin Md

Former Key Employee

Sara Shockley

Former Officer

Stephen D Sencer

Former Key Employee

Vikas Sukhatme Md

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