Thomas Health System CEO to retire after 21 years

After 21 years of leadership, South Charleston, W.V.-based Thomas Health System president and CEO, Stephen P. Dexter, will retire July 31, according to Charleston Daily Mail.

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Mr. Dexter will remain with Thomas Health System as president of TMH Services, a subsidiary of Thomas Health System, through January 2017, according to the report.

Dan Lauffer, executive vice president and COO of Thomas Health System, will succeed Mr. Dexter.

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