Kevin Manemann focuses on sustainably and harmonizing his organization through servant leadership on mission-critical initiatives, regionally and enterprise wide. With direct responsibility for the national footprint and the physician organization, Manemann serves as the connective tissue within the organization on integration initiatives including area of operational effectiveness, strategic program development, system integration, experience and patient access to reframe approaches to drive value, seed innovation and shape execution on national strategies.

Before joining City of Hope, Manemann spent 20 years in progressive leadership positions with Providence St. Joseph Health in Renton, Washington. He most recently served as the chief executive of the southern division, which includes California, overseeing 17 hospitals, a physician organization, surgery centers, immediate care centers, community care agencies and a health plan with 700,000 lives covered with combined revenues in excess of $12 billion. Prior to this role, he served as executive vice president and chief executive for Providence Physician Enterprise across eight states. Earlier, he held senior leadership roles with St. Joseph Heritage Healthcare and was president and chief executive officer for over five years before merging the health system into Providence St. Joseph Health.

Manemann holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Iowa and a Master of Arts in organizational leadership from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington.