Memorial Hermann Foundation CEO to retire after 12 years

Ileana Trevino, CEO of Memorial Hermann Foundation in Houston, has announced her retirement after 12 years of leading the system’s philanthropic and fundraising efforts, according to CultureMap Houston.

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Ms. Trevino is timing her retirement with that of Memorial Hermann Health System President and CEO Dan Wolterman, who will retire in June. Ms. Trevino plans to continue in her current position until the end of November while also assisting with the national search for her successor.

Ms. Trevino has secured or helped raise more than $300 million for Memorial Hermann during her tenure with the system, including $200 million for a campaign supported trauma services and $100 million for a neuroscience campaign.

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