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Kathy Walter-Mack oversees staff at five Metropolitan Community College campuses in her role as chief of staff and associate vice chancellor of human resources. Outside of her professional life, Kathy Walter-Mack supports various local charities, such as Kansas City Hospice.
Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care has named David Wiley its new president and chief executive officer. After conducting an extensive, nationwide search, the organization’s board tapped Wiley to fill the role left by the departing Elaine McIntosh, who is retiring after serving the organization for nearly 25 years.
In addition to his experience with Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care, Wiley has also served in leadership positions at H&R block and is a graduate of University of Missouri-Kansas City, holding an accounting degree.
Along with its subsidiary, NorthCare Hospice, Kansas City Hospice has a presence in 10 counties throughout Kansas and Missouri, boasting two Hospice Houses that see some 450 employees and 600 volunteers come through its doors. The organization serves approximately 3,800 families a year.
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