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Reynolds will lead efforts to further develop U of U Health鈥檚 national reputation and oversee all marketing functions including messaging, strategy, market research and brand positioning.
鈥溌槎寡钒 is a remarkable institution and one that鈥檚 on the rise. I鈥檓 honored to join in this role,鈥 said Reynolds. 鈥淚 look forward to partnering with leaders throughout the institution to build on the great momentum that already exists here. I also look forward to taking advantage of all Utah has to offer,鈥 she said.
Reynolds has more than two decades in marketing and leadership experience in health care, academic medicine and marketing and communications agencies. Her most recent experience comes from Tacoma, Washington where she served as director of strategic marketing for MultiCare. In this role, she was charged with marketing oversight for five hospitals, off-campus emergency departments and the organization鈥檚 physician practice. During her tenure she also helped launch an insurance product and oversaw several key strategic partnerships, including affiliations with local sports franchises.
Prior to her time in Tacoma, she worked with the University of Virginia Health System as an administrator of marketing, and with Lewis Communications in Mobile, Alabama where she served as the creative director.
Reynolds received bachelor鈥檚 degrees in communications and English from Spring Hill College and a Master of Business Administration from Benedictine University. She鈥檚 been a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity and the ASPCA and hopes to become involved in community and professional groups in Utah. She and her husband Grahm enjoy travel, live music and outdoor recreation.