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WASHINGTON, DC, May 02, 2018 -- WASHINGTON, DC (May 1, 2018) - The Hearing Industries Association (HIA) Board of Directors announced the appointment of Kate Carr as its next President, effective May 1, 2018.
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Carr brings over 25 years of not for profit, patient advocacy experience and government experience to HIA. She has worked in executive roles with global patient organizations and has extensive White House and federal agency experience as well.
“In Kate, we’ve identified a leader with a combination of experience, leadership skills and focus that the board of directors unanimously agreed will help HIA achieve its mission to be the trusted voice on hearing healthcare,” said Brandon Sawalich, HIA Board Chairman. “We are proud to welcome Kate as our new President and are confident that with her expertise and the strength of HIA member organizations, we will expand our collaboration with industry, medical research, policy makers and patient advocacy groups.”
“The promise of innovation, the strength and energy of patient advocacy, and the strategy involved in bringing together stakeholders with varied interests to focus on the overlooked and misunderstood issue of hearing loss are the major factors that attracted to me this opportunity,” Carr said. “I am honored to join a team of industry leaders working on behalf of the hearing health of millions of Americans to keep them connected to their loved ones and their passions and interests. Better hearing is better health.”
Kate Carr has spent more than two decades working within the non-profit sector, most recently as the CEO of Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy (CURE). An experienced leader, she has devoted her career to organizations that change outcomes in health care and improve the lives of children and families. Under her leadership organizations have expanded health care programs in the United States and around the world, developed comprehensive marketing and brand awareness campaigns and significantly expanded advocacy efforts at the global, federal, and state levels. Kate also worked in executive roles at the nonprofit organizations Safe Kids Worldwide, Malaria No More, Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure (ABC2), and the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF).
About Hearing Industries Association:
HIA is the trusted voice in hearing healthcare for patient safety and education, delivery care, innovation and public policy. Headquartered in Washington, DC, HIA is the national trade association of manufacturers of hearing aids, implantable hearing devices, assistive listening devices, component parts, and power sources for amplification devices. https://www.hearing.org
Christine Dockter Hearing Industries Association 503-481-8668 [email protected]
