Neysa Dillon Brown’s distinguished reputation for identifying exceptional and influential executive leaders for prominent healthcare and nonprofit organizations can be attributed to her unwavering commitment to excellence and a wealth of diverse leadership experiences. Her impressive track record reflects a deep understanding of leadership dynamics and a proven ability to navigate diverse organizational landscapes with finesse and precision.

A hallmark of Neysa’s stellar career has been developing diverse healthcare management teams to meet organizational and business priorities in the field. Her focus has been on partnering with hospitals and healthcare systems on talent acquisition, executive and diversity recruitment, organizational assessments, and pipeline development.

With nearly 15 years of executive search experience, Neysa has worked to secure top C-suite talent for a wide array of organizations, including nonprofit associations, highly ranked academic medical centers, and some of the largest healthcare systems in the country.

Some of her clients include Duke University Health System, University of Maryland Health System, Kaiser Permanente, CommonSpirit Health, Ascension, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, University of Virginia Medical Center, Main Line Health, Wellstar Health System, and Northwestern Medical Center to name a few.

Neysa’s high-touch, consultative style has forged long-term partnerships with clients. Her previous roles encompass Director of Education at the American Hospital Association’s Institute for Diversity in Health Equity, and various leadership positions at the State University of NY’s (SUNY) Health Science Center of Brooklyn, including Acting Assistant Provost for Student Affairs.

Neysa is frequently sought after to speak and consult on the significance of cultivating diverse teams and the value of inclusion, leveraging her vast expertise in mentoring and advising healthcare executives across both nonprofit and healthcare industries.

Education

MS, Health Administration
University of Michigan

BS, Psychology
Spelman College