CEO Transition Communication

We would like to announce Hugo Azevedo (President, Nasco Healthcare) and Steve Cramer (Chief Financial Officer, Nasco Holdings) have each been appointed interim Co-CEOs of the Nasco Healthcare business.

In a joint statement, our Co-CEOs said: “It is an honor to be chosen to continue the successful transformation that has been underway and lead this great organization to new heights. We look forward to continuing working with all our associates globally in our mission to prepare healthcare workers to Be READY. Serving our customers remains our first priority, along with our relentless pursuit of excellence and commitment to quality.”

On behalf of Nasco Healthcare, we would like to thank Ken Miller, departing CEO, for his leadership and relentless commitment in transforming the business. We wish him the absolute best in his future endeavors.

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