Mr. Stoldt is a fellow of the Healthcare Financial Management Association and CFO at Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, responsible for managing budgets, revenue, expenses and financial planning while keeping the organization financially stable in a complex reimbursement environment. He has built a four-decade career in healthcare finance, including more than 20 years as CFO of Saint Peter’s, and previously worked as a regulator auditing hospitals for Medicare programs. He has also been an auditor and consultant at major accounting firms. Mr. Stoldt has introduced innovative approaches in revenue cycle management, data analytics and automation, including early adoption of AI in healthcare finance. Under his leadership, the system launched a 340B program to provide low-cost medications to patients with complex conditions and will soon open a specialty pharmacy. Mr. Stoldt also led a multimillion-dollar modernization and expansion of the Saint Peter’s Family Health Center, which serves predominantly uninsured and underinsured patients. His commitment to fiduciary responsibility enabled the system to claim $39 million in federal stimulus funds offsetting pandemic revenue losses, and he is credited with helping Saint Peter’s maintain Moody’s “Baa2” revenue bond rating with a revised outlook from stable to positive. Mr. Stoldt received a “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the New Jersey chapter of Healthcare Financial Management Association, serves in board leadership roles across multiple organizations and is an instructor at Rutgers University’s Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy.
