She is the first woman and person of color to serve in the role, a news release shared with Becker’s said.
Ms. Vincent-Hamacher succeeded Edward Brown III, who had held the title since 2013.
“Angie has been a tremendous force for the growth and advancement of Atrium Health,” said Eugene Woods, president and CEO of the health system.
A member of the CMHA board since 2014, Ms. Vincent-Hamacher most recently served as vice chair of the board, as well as chair of the quality and equity of care committee.
As an attorney for Robinson Bradshaw, a firm she has been with for more than two decades, Ms. Vincent-Hamacher has received numerous accolades, including repeated recognition by Best Lawyers in America, according to the news release.
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