
Margaret Brown, a Priority Health senior director, becomes board chair at The Commission, the credentialing body for more than 50,000 case managers and client advocacy professionals.
The Commission, the credentialing body for case managers and client advocacy professionals, named Margaret Brown as its new board chair on Tuesday.
Brown, senior director of care management at Priority Health, has been certified since 2014. She takes over a board that oversees certification programs, standards and long-term strategy for the organization, which has more than 50,000 board-certified professionals nationwide.
"Since becoming certified in 2014, I have seen firsthand how certification strengthens professional practice, builds community and elevates the standards that guide case managers, disability management specialists and other client advocacy professionals," Brown said in a statement.
The Commission also announced three new board members and the departure of CEO MaryBeth Kurland, who held the role for nine years. Kurland helped expand the organization's role in professional certification and credentialing. Chief operations officer Debby Formica said the organization enters "this next chapter with strong momentum."
The Commission started as the Commission for Case Manager Certification. It has operated for more than 30 years and is accredited as an evidence-based credentialing body.
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