Pipeline Health Taps New VP, Marketing and Communications
Jul 14, 2021
Jane Brust joins Pipeline Health, LLC as Vice President for Marketing and Communications this week.
The announcement was made by Pipeline CEO Andrei Soran, who said Brust will be challenged to build a cohesive, centralized staffing structure that assures a high level of quality work product to support the strategic goals of the growing Pipeline system as a whole and its hospitals.
With corporate headquarters in Los Angeles, Pipeline has seven hospitals located in Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles.
Brust assumes responsibility for leading a robust portfolio of programs undertaken by marketing staff as well as outside firms.
"Jane brings deep experience in hospital system marketing and communications, including brand development, media relations and crisis communications, social media strategy, website development and community engagement, among other program areas. I was privileged to work with Jane at Verity Health System where she served as Vice President for Marketing and Communications," Soran said. "There, she implemented a multi-hospital branding and advertising strategy, including cultivation of important community partnerships, working closely with each hospital CEO."
Brust's experience includes leadership of marketing and communications programs at Cedars-Sinai Health System, USC Keck Medicine and M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.
More recently, she led her own consulting business, serving a variety of health care organizations, small businesses, nonprofit organizations and entrepreneurs.
Brust's educational background includes a bachelor of arts degree in journalism from Texas A&M University. She lives in South Pasadena, California.
For any media inquires, please reach out to Samantha Frontera at [email protected] or (847) 703-0529.
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