Mullaney joins HBS at a critical time of forward momentum for the industry
HBS has announced the addition of Kate Mullaney, CPSM as Executive Vice President of Strategy and Growth. Bringing over 25 years of experience in business development, marketing and growth strategy in the healthcare industry for architecture, engineering, and consulting firms, Mullaney will play a central role in advancing HBS’s vision and accelerating long-term growth.
"Kate’s exceptional background in driving strategic growth and building client relationships makes her a valuable addition to our team," said Jay Hornung, ACHE, CHFM, President and CEO of HBS. "Her forward-thinking approach and proven success in expanding business makes her a great match for our culture of hard work and innovation.”
In her new position, Mullaney will oversee the development of scalable business structures, identify new market opportunities, and lead key initiatives to drive sustainable growth. She will collaborate with other HBS leaders to create strategies that build upon the company’s strengths and position it for continued success.
Mullaney expressed her enthusiasm for the opportunity, stating, “I’m thrilled to join the dynamic team at HBS. The company’s growth mindset and history of client commitment are a strong foundation from which to open new opportunities and forge partnerships that create value for our clients.”
Before joining HBS, Mullaney held leadership and strategic development positions with a number of national integrated design practices with a particular focus on healthcare and academic medical institutions.
About HBS: Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Yardley, PA, HBS collaborates with healthcare and technology organizations to strengthen the value, efficiency, and resilience of their systems, processes, and built assets. From planning and design through activation and ongoing operations, HBS is a partner in advancing healthcare for some of the world’s most innovative organizations, including Penn Medicine, UC Davis Health, Johns Hopkins, and Cedars Sanai, among many others. Read more at www.hbsinc.com.
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