Crain's Cleveland Business names SCHS CEO to "Power 150" list of those leading some of Northeast Ohio’s most influential organizations
Crain's Cleveland Business has named Thomas Strauss, Sisters of Charity Health System president and CEO and Mercy Medical Center interim CEO, to its "Power 150" list.
On behalf of our health system and our many ministries, we celebrate the contributions of Tom and all on the Crain's Cleveland Business "Power 150" list of Northeast Ohio’s most influential organizations and who are in a position to move the region forward.
From CEOs and politicians to philanthropists and entrepreneurs, the list is a snapshot of those leading some of Northeast Ohio’s most influential organizations and who are in a position to move the region forward. The Crain’s editorial staff collectively gathered names, taking into consideration each person’s role in Northeast Ohio and that of their organization. An effort was made to include a range of people, businesses and industries. The 2020 “Power 150” is an updated version of the 2014 “Power 150” and the 2017 “Who’s Who in Northeast Ohio” lists.
See the full list here on the Crain's website.
- Sisters of Charity Health System
- News Releases
- St. Vincent Charity Health Campus
- Light of Hearts Villa
- Regina Health Center
- Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton
- Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland
- Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina
- Building Healthy Communities
- Catholic Community Connection
- Early Childhood Resource Center
- Healthy Learners
- Joseph and Mary's Home
- South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families