Tuesday, 22 December, 2015 - 12:09
New chief executive for Brightwater Care Group
Brightwater Care Group has appointed Jennifer Lawrence as its new chief executive officer.
Jennifer Lawrence has over 40 years of experience in senior executive roles, with expertise across the health and human services sector
Ms Lawrence joined Brightwater Care Group in 2003 as the general manager of care operations. She was subsequently appointed general manager of disability, research and risk before taking over as chief executive from March 2016 to March 2022.
Ms Lawrence has a scientific background and prior to joining Brightwater, she was an administrative services manager at Western Diagnostic Pathology for a decade.
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Brightwater Care Group has appointed Jennifer Lawrence as its new chief executive officer.
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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Nicky Long, Rebecca Adam, Matthew Beattie, Timothy Murray, Navin Gupta, Chris Robertson, Grace Mugabe, Hayden White, Jennifer Lawrence and Craig Gouws.
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Greg Raaff, Jennifer Lawrence, Fiona Wood, Andrea Hall, Andy Scade, Rhys Lopez, Sophie Coffin and Victor Rajasooriar.
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