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Pete Weber, president and chief executive officer of AdventHealth Gordon, AdventHealth Murray and the Southeast Region, announced his plans for retirement in late February. In his retirement, Weber will continue serving AdventHealth in a supporting role. Michael Murrill has been named the new president and chief executive officer of AdventHealth Gordon, AdventHealth Murray and the Southeast Region. During this time of change, Weber will remain on campus to ensure a smooth transition.
Weber has dedicated over 30 years of service to AdventHealth. He began his career at Texas Health Huguley in Burleson, an AdventHealth facility, as an orderly. As his experience and education increased, so did his responsibilities. He eventually served as president and chief executive officer of Central Texas Medical Center in San Marcos. He then served in the same role at Texas Health Huguley while also serving as president and chief executive officer of the Southwest Region. Weber began his service at AdventHealth Gordon in 2009 and AdventHealth Murray in 2015 when AdventHealth took over management of the Chatsworth, Georgia, facility.
In a statement to hospital leadership and the executive board, Weber said, “I am so proud of the leaders, medical providers and team members at AdventHealth Gordon and AdventHealth Murray, and the teams across the Southeast Region. The work we’ve been able to accomplish in our region has reminded me time and again what a beautiful gift it has been to be part of an organization where I can live out our mission of Extending the Healing Ministry of Christ every single day. Each of you will remain in my prayers, and may you experience God’s richest blessings as you continue to serve Him.”
Murrill will assume his role as president and CEO on June 15 and will report to Randy Haffner, president and CEO of AdventHealth’s Multi-State Division.
“Michael is a values-driven leader who is dedicated to the furthering of our mission. As I’ve watched Michael grow, I’ve been impressed with his bias toward progressive leadership and his commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of those he leads and in the communities where he’s served. I know these qualities will serve him well as he steps into this new role,” Haffner said.
Murrill has worked for AdventHealth for the past 18 years, serving in leadership roles across the organization’s Chicago-area hospitals. He joined the La Grange hospital in 2008 as a finance manager and quickly advanced to become chief financial officer at the Bolingbrook campus in 2011. In 2015, he was named chief operating officer overseeing the hospitals in Bolingbrook, La Grange and Hinsdale. He was named CEO of the La Grange hospital in July 2017 and added the role of CEO of the Hinsdale hospital in February 2019. Today, those facilities operate as UChicago Medicine AdventHealth La Grange, Bolingbrook and Hinsdale.
“I have been privileged to work with great teams throughout my career and feel honored to continue serving within AdventHealth in this new role. I am so excited to be a part of the Southeast Region and look forward to engaging with the teams and getting to know the communities we serve as we continue to answer the calling to extend the healing ministry of Christ,” said Murrill.
Murrill earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Andrews University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Colorado. Murrill is actively involved in his community and currently serves as board chair at Hinsdale Adventist Academy as well as a board member of the West Suburban Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Economic Development Commission for the Village of Hinsdale.
Murrill and his wife of 17 years, Melissa, and their two boys, Mason (12) and Max (10), look forward to moving to the Calhoun community in June. They enjoy going on hikes as a family and spending time outdoors.
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