Chicago-based Allscripts tapped nine women as executive leaders in 2020.
Leah Jones, who joined Allscripts 12 years ago in finance and sales operations, was promoted to lead its ambulatory business unit, which oversees development and deployment of ambulatory-focused EHRs and financial systems as well as revenue cycle management services and population health tools for independent physicians.
As Allscripts' vice president of client development, Nicole Faucher leads the execution and strategy for client acquisition in the U.S. for hospitals and health systems. Her role expanded this year to include delivery, implementation and professional services operations such as quoting, reporting and resource management.
Jennifer MacGregor was promoted to vice president of international operations to oversee international solution management, strategic sales, tech strategy, delivery and sales operations at Allscripts. Ms. MacGregor previously served as the company's managing director of the Americas (non-U.S.) region.
Allscripts welcomed Erikka Buracchio as its senior vice president of human resources. She brings more than 20 years of management experience at tech companies to her new role and previously worked at tech services company NTT, where she oversaw a global team of HR employees.
Having been with Allscripts for more than nine years, Tejal Vakharia was promoted to senior vice president and general counsel. In her new role, Ms. Vakharia leads the company's daily legal and compliance affairs as well as its government affairs group and marketing organization.
Rebecca Whaley was appointed to Allscripts' vice president of marketing; she now oversees managing strategy and execution of corporate branding, marketing communications, content marketing, digital marketing and engagement. She has held leadership roles at Allscripts for 15 years across multiple teams, including services and sales.
Allscripts promoted Courtney Yeakel to co-president of the Veradigm Payer Business, Pulse8 and eChart Courier. In her role, Ms. Yeakel leads product strategy, innovation, industry development and business administration.
Meg Christman's role at Allscripts was expanded to vice president of global customer experience and success. She and her team provide executive and technical support as part of client engagements, building relationships and delivering software to clients.
Jenna Date joined the EHR vendor as its new business unit chief product strategist, a role in which she oversees the design, innovation and education team for Allscripts' hospitals and health systems business unit. She brings more than 20 years of design experience to the position and has worked with organizations including Pittsburgh-based UPMC and GE Healthcare.