Children's Miracle Network Executive and Leadership Team

Scott Burt, the Chief Executive Officer at Children's Miracle Network, directs the overarching mission to secure funding for 170 member hospitals across North America. Overseeing the strategic vision, the Chief Executive Officer ensures that corporate partnerships with major retailers and community programs generate maximum impact for pediatric healthcare. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board of Governors to maintain transparency and accountability in all fundraising efforts. By optimizing the allocation of unrestricted funds, Scott Burt directly influences the availability of life-saving treatments and medical equipment for millions of children. Ultimately, the Chief Executive Officer secures the long-term financial stability required to change children's health and protect access to care for families throughout the United States and Canada.

Ruby Moulton, the RALLYTHON President at Children's Miracle Network, directs the expansion of student-led fundraising initiatives and university-based events. Overseeing the engagement of the next generation of donors, the RALLYTHON President coordinates large-scale campaigns that contribute to the 9 billion dollars raised for pediatric hospitals. This role involves building partnerships with student organizations and managing the logistics of community-driven events that support local healthcare services. By fostering a culture of philanthropy among youth, Ruby Moulton drives the growth of programs that fund life-saving treatments and innovative research. Through the strategic development of these student-focused initiatives, the RALLYTHON President ensures that the organization continues to build a sustainable pipeline of support for children's hospitals across the United States and Canada.

Sarah Waters, the Vice President, Strategy & Chief of Staff at Children's Miracle Network, architects the operational frameworks that support large-scale fundraising initiatives. Managing the intersection of executive priorities and organizational execution, the Vice President, Strategy & Chief of Staff aligns internal resources with the needs of member hospitals. This role involves coordinating cross-functional teams to streamline the deployment of charitable care funds and pediatric research grants. By analyzing market trends and donor engagement metrics, Sarah Waters drives the strategic planning process that sustains the organization's growth. Through rigorous oversight of administrative workflows, the Vice President, Strategy & Chief of Staff ensures that every dollar raised translates into tangible healthcare improvements for children across the North American network.

Jenni Debartolo, the Chief People Officer at Children's Miracle Network, directs the human capital strategy to foster a high-performance culture dedicated to pediatric health advocacy. Overseeing talent acquisition, employee development, and organizational culture, the Chief People Officer ensures that the workforce remains aligned with the mission of supporting 170 member hospitals. This leadership role involves implementing programs that drive engagement and retention across the Salt Lake City headquarters and remote teams. By cultivating a mission-driven environment, Jenni Debartolo supports the staff members who manage complex corporate partnerships and community-driven fundraising campaigns. Through the strategic management of internal resources, the Chief People Officer strengthens the organizational capacity to deliver life-changing care and financial assistance to families in need throughout the continent.

Andrew Sjoblom, the Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel at Children's Miracle Network, manages the legal and administrative infrastructure that supports the organization's charitable operations. Overseeing compliance, risk management, and corporate governance, the Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel ensures that all fundraising activities meet regulatory standards across North America. This role involves negotiating complex agreements with corporate partners and protecting the organization's intellectual property and reputation. By providing legal guidance on the distribution of funds to member hospitals, Andrew Sjoblom facilitates the efficient delivery of financial assistance and medical equipment. Through the rigorous oversight of administrative and legal functions, the Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel safeguards the integrity of the mission to change children's health and support families in need.

Tom Smith, the Board of Governors at Children's Miracle Network, provides high-level oversight and governance to ensure the organization maintains its commitment to transparency and accountability. Representing the interests of member hospitals, the Board of Governors evaluates the effectiveness of fundraising programs and the distribution of charitable funds. This role involves setting the long-term policy direction and ensuring that the organization adheres to the highest standards of ethical conduct. By reviewing financial performance and operational impact, Tom Smith supports the strategic initiatives that enable 170 hospitals to provide critical pediatric care. Through active participation in governance, the Board of Governors ensures that the organization remains focused on changing children's health and protecting access to essential medical services across North America.