Of the 19 senior leadership positions within the company, 13 are now occupied by women and people of color.
July 27, 2021 at 01:43 PM
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One of California’s top health insurers has appointed a longtime deputy general counsel and diversity advocate to its top legal role.
Hope Scott, also a vice president, was named general counsel Tuesday. She will report directly to president and CEO Paul Markovich, in a move the company says will strengthen the role women leaders play at Blue Shield.
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Hope Scott, VP and Deputy Counsel at Blue Shield of California. Courtesy photo
