TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 07, 2017 -- CTI has hired Michael Robinson, former Senior Vice President of Operations for Bon Secours Virginia (BSV), as its new Chief Development Officer.
Robinson is an accomplished coach and leader in healthcare, having helped BSV reach the top-decile ranking in physician engagement and multiple-year Gallup designation as one of the Top 25 Employers in the World.
“CTI always looks for top talent in healthcare, and Michael is one of those people,” CTI CEO Mo Kasti said. “Being able to engage him in helping us continue to help the organization grow and transform, I think is a great win for us.”
Robinson has more than 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry, including more than two decades of experience as a leader and mentor. His experience includes leading the Bon Secours Virginia Service Excellence Steering Committee at the C-Suite level and being a key executive leader in achieving Magnet Designation for BSV hospitals.
“Michael spent a lot of time working on the hospital side, but he’s always been physician centric – understanding the issues physicians and nurses deal with,” Kasti said. “So I think he will bring a perspective more from the inside out.”
About CTI – CTI is a transformation company. We partner with clients to achieve success through five foundational practices – leadership, culture, strategy, innovation and performance. Using our exclusive terrain-based approach, CTI customizes its engagements for the client's unique terrain resulting in significant, sustainable and measurable improvements. CTI specializes in healthcare, education and IT industries.
For more information contact:
CTI
Julie Bedford
813.333.1401
[email protected]


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