Witt/Kieffer creates service to match hospitals, interim leaders

Executive search firm Witt/Kieffer is launching a new practice, Witt/Kieffer Interim Leadership, to place interim C-suite executives in hospitals and health systems.

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Brian Krehbiel will serve as principal and leader of the Witt/Kieffer Interim Leadership practice and will work with his team to provide support to each client from search until the end of the interim executive tenure.

“I am extremely pleased to help Witt/Kieffer launch this important initiative. Interim leadership is an essential component of any healthcare organization’s comprehensive executive talent strategy,” said Mr. Krehbiel. “Interim leaders fill immediate needs, but just as importantly, support long-term continuity, flexibility, and strength of leadership teams in very challenging times in the industry.”

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