Luminis Health Appoints Erica Moncrief as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer
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Luminis Health
Annapolis, Md. (July 14, 2026)—Following an extensive nationwide search, Luminis Health has appointed Erica Moncrief as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer. In this role, Moncrief will provide strategic leadership for information systems across the health system, advancing technology initiatives that support high-quality patient care, organizational performance, and long-term growth.
Moncrief brings more than 24 years of healthcare leadership experience and a proven track record leading information technology, digital transformation, and enterprise growth initiatives. Throughout her career, she has led complex technology initiatives that enhanced clinical operations, improved patient experiences, strengthened cybersecurity, and increased organizational efficiency.
“Erica’s extensive experience leading technology transformation in healthcare, combined with her ability to align digital strategy with organizational goals, makes her the ideal leader for Luminis Health,” said Catherine Maloney, Chief Operating Officer of Luminis Health. “As healthcare continues to evolve, Erica will play a critical role in advancing our evaluation and adoption of artificial intelligence and ensuring these capabilities are implemented in ways to enhance clinical care, improve operational efficiency, and support our caregivers, physicians, staff and patients.”
As Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Moncrief will lead enterprise technology strategies that support Luminis Health’s strategic priorities and future growth. Her priorities will include strengthening the organization’s cybersecurity program, aligning technology investments with strategic goals, optimizing existing systems to improve efficiency and care delivery, accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence capabilities, and enhancing key platforms, including the electronic health record, HR and revenue cycle systems.
“I am honored to join Luminis Health and contribute to its mission of enhancing the health of the people and communities it serves,” said Moncrief. “Technology plays a critical role in transforming healthcare, and I look forward to partnering with leaders, clinicians, and team members across the organization to improve experiences, strengthen operations, and support high-quality patient care.”
Most recently, she served as Vice President of Information Technology (IT) at Adena Health System, where she provided leadership across all IT functions supporting more than 5,000 employees, 500 physicians, four hospitals, and six regional clinics.
In her new role, she will help strengthen the technology foundation that enables Luminis Health’s 6,800 team members to deliver patient-centered care to more than 1.8 million people throughout the communities it serves.
Luminis Health is a non-profit regional health system headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland. Comprised of Anne Arundel Medical Center, Doctors Community Medical Center (DCMC), J. Kent McNew Family Medical Center, Pathways, DCMC Rehab, and Luminis Health Clinical Enterprise, the system serves a population of 1.5 million people. As one of the area’s largest charitable organizations—with 880 licensed beds, 100+ sites of care, and 8,700 team members—Luminis Health contributes more than $120 million in community benefit annually. Learn more at LuminisHealth.org and connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Prince George’s Community College Foundation Announces Four new Members to the Board of Directors
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Prince George’s Community College
Largo, Md. (July 13, 2026)—The Prince George's Community College (PGCC) Foundation has elected four new members to its Board of Directors: Jonathan Butler, Karen Wyche, Brandon Northington, and Enrique Young.
The new members bring leadership experience in health care, legal affairs, financial stewardship, government relations, workforce development, operational excellence, and community engagement. Their expertise supports the Foundation's mission to promote student success and institutional excellence at Prince George’s Community College.
“The strength of the Foundation is rooted in the dedication and leadership of those who serve,” Dena Wilson, executive director of Institutional Advancement and the Prince George’s Community College Foundation, said. “These accomplished professionals bring diverse expertise, strong community relationships, and strategic insight that will strengthen our philanthropic efforts and advance the Foundation’s long-term vision in support of student success.”
The PGCC Foundation Board of Directors consists of 29 members who provide governance, strategic guidance, and philanthropic leadership in support of the College. The Board oversees fundraising, endowment stewardship, scholarship support, community engagement, and other initiatives that advance the Foundation’s mission and the College’s long-term growth and sustainability. Through strategic partnerships and philanthropic investment, the Board strengthens the College's institutional priorities and expands opportunities for students.
“We are pleased to welcome these exceptional leaders to the Prince George’s Community College Foundation Board of Directors,” said Prince George’s Community College President Falecia D. Williams, Ed.D. “Great institutions are cultivated through strong partnerships and bold philanthropy. These accomplished leaders will help grow the Foundation's impact, inspire new investment, and create more opportunities for our students to learn, lead, and thrive.”
Jonathan Butler is director of the Prince George’s County Department of Housing and Community Development. He brings expertise in public administration, financial management, and capital project oversight, having led billion-dollar budgets and major infrastructure initiatives. His leadership in organizational increase and community development reinforces the Foundation’s long-term goals and increases opportunities for students at Prince George’s Community College.
Karen Wyche, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, CENP, FAONL, is vice president and chief nursing officer at MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center. She brings expertise in nursing leadership, health care administration, and workforce development. Her commitment to health equity and collaboration between health care and higher education furthers initiatives that prepare students for successful careers in the health care industry.
Brandon Northington is vice president of global government affairs at Astra Global Solutions. He brings expertise in government relations, public policy, and legal advocacy, with experience in public service and strategic engagement. His background expands community and industry connections that support the College’s strategic priorities.
Enrique Young is president of FEBA Inc. He brings expertise in security services, operational leadership, and enterprise management, drawing on nearly three decades of military and corporate experience. A Prince George’s Community College alum, he offers valuable insight that strengthens philanthropic efforts and enhances community engagement.
The Prince George’s Community College Foundation welcomes its newest Board members as it continues to build philanthropic partnerships that create opportunities for students. To learn more about the Foundation’s work and opportunities to get involved, including the Partners for Success Gala, visit: https://www.pgcc.edu/foundation/
Named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance, designated by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security (2022–2027), Prince George’s Community College (PGCC) provides high-quality education and training for the progressive and career-oriented residents of Prince George’s County. From new high school graduates and career seekers to more seasoned professionals and senior citizens looking to enhance their skill sets, PGCC comprises students who represent a wide range of ages, backgrounds, and goals. Serving nearly 25,000 individuals annually, the College is the first choice for higher education for residents of Prince George’s County. Collaborative partnerships, responsive degree and training programs, and a commitment to student success enable PGCC to address diverse education and workforce development demands. Visit the College’s website at www.pgcc.edu. Prince George’s Community College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104; (267-284-5000); www.msche.org/. The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council on Higher Education.
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