After serving as the head of the hospital since 2015, Anthony Cava will retire in 2023, with Chief Operating Officer Patrick Delaney named as his successor.

With the planned departure of the longtime leader, Chief Operating Officer Ralph LaRossa will take on the roles of president and CEO this fall, when Ralph Izzo transitions to executive chair for the remainder of his tenure.

Current Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Mary Maples' appointment is effective upon the exit of Dr. Shereef Elnahal, who is nominated to a position at the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs by President Joe Biden.

Lee Shavel will head the data analytics provider following the Jersey City-based company’s yet-to-be-scheduled 2022 annual meeting. Additionally, current COO Mark Anquillare will become president at that time.

After leading the Secaucus-based company for more than a decade, Steve Rusckowski will relinquish the top job this fall, with Executive Vice President, General Diagnostics James Davis named to succeed him.

Corey Richey was previously Lighthouse’s admissions director before becoming interim chief executive officer at the company's Bracebridge Hall location, seeing that facility through the pandemic from November 2020 to November 2021.

Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Susan Hardwick was appointed as interim chief executive for the Camden-based company in December.

The firm has grown six times in revenue and expanded nationally since Bill Hagaman - who's been with the company for 43 years - took on his current role in 2010.

It is not immediately clear why she is leaving, but Terry Glebocki, who will also step down from her role at the Casino Association of New Jersey, helped to keep the gaming palace afloat during the worst of the COVID-19 closures and restrictions, making it one of Atlantic City’s top performers for the 19 months of the pandemic.

Linda Gibson takes on the role as the Prudential Financial division announces its new moniker, and the launch of a dedicated Defined Contribution unit, PGIM DC Solutions.

Roger Fordyce will step down as chief executive officer after more than 30 years with the company as Jordi Martin-Consuegra comes into the role. Brian Quinn was also named deputy chief executive officer.

In addition to his role at the head of the facility, Bill Arnold will stay on as administrative leader for RWJBarnabas Health Southern Region and continue efforts toward integrating RWJUH programs there for quaternary care services, including cardiovascular care, trauma, neuroscience and organ transplantation.