Maimonides board of trustees elects new chair
The board of trustees at Maimonides Medical Center elected a new board chair at its November meeting. Eugene Keilin, who has been a trustee of the board for two years, was unanimously elected to fill the chair position being vacated in January by Kenneth Gibbs.
“Gene Keilin has a proven track record of guiding organizations through transitions, making him an excellent choice for board chair,” said Gibbs, the current board chair, who will step into the role of president and CEO of Maimonides when Pamela Brier retires early next year.
“Maimonides is fortunate to have Gene Keilin becoming the new board chair,” said Brier, who has led Maimonides for the last two decades. “He knows Brooklyn, he’s been in public life for decades and he will bring a wealth of knowledge and wisdom to our board.”