Small Street journal: December 16, 2016

Julie Manas, president and CEO of HSHS Sacred Heart Hospital, has recently been named to Becker's Hospital Review’s  list of "130 Women Hospital and Health System Leaders to Know in 2016,” which recognizes female leaders of hospitals and health systems across the country. The leaders on the list were selected based on editorial judgment and discretion of members of the Becker's editorial team, who evaluated leaders for their management and leadership skills and career accomplishments, and also read through and considered a number of nominations. Individuals cannot pay for inclusion on the list. In addition to her role as president and CEO, Manas serves as the president of the Sacred Heart Hospital Board of Directors. She is also a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives and is a member of the board of trustees for the Catholic Health Association.

HSHS Sacred Heart and St. Joseph’s hospitals also announced that three colleagues have been promoted to director level and have taken on expanded responsibilities:

• Angela Jager has been promoted to division director of supply chain for both Sacred Heart and St. Joseph’s hospitals. Jager has more than 15 years of supply chain experience at St. Joseph’s Hospital. She is a certified materials resource professional and played a key role in the development of both hospitals’ new supply chain system.
• McKenzie (Mac) Johnson has been promoted to division director of organizational learning for both Sacred Heart and St. Joseph’s hospitals. Johnson has worked at Sacred Heart Hospital for more than 10 years, where he began his hospital career in the medical records department. He has since worked in the hospital’s patient registration department and then in the organizational learning department.
• Kelli Olson has been named director of women’s and children’s services at St. Joseph’s Hospital. She will continue to serve as director of surgical services at the hospital, a position she’s held for four years. Olson holds a CNOR certification, denoting competency in the specialized field of perioperative nursing. 

EO Johnson Business Technologies has been named one of the country’s Elite Dealers by ENX magazine and ENX the Week In Imaging. The award is presented annually by the magazine to the top imaging dealers in the U.S. According to ENX magazine, 92 dealers across the United States were presented with the 2016 Elite Dealer award. The dealers for this distinction are selected based upon their growth, marketing initiatives, customer service, community involvement, workplace culture and market adaptability. This is the sixth time the company received the elite recognition. EO Johnson Business Technologies was one of only five Wisconsin companies named as an elite dealer in 2016.