Mark Klein, a seasoned leader with extensive experience in corporate and healthcare leadership, has been named chief communications and marketing officer (CCMO) for El Camino Health, effective Monday, July 15.
“It is a genuine pleasure to welcome Mark Klein to our team,” said Dan Woods, chief executive officer at El Camino Health. “Mark is a strategist and an impactful leader with a proven track record in brand building, marketing management, and reputation strategy. His extensive and proven skills make him a valuable addition to our leadership team. His strategic insights and innovative approach will be instrumental in advancing our strategy and our growth initiatives. He’s a perfect fit for our organization, and we look forward to his contributions.”
In his role as CCMO, Mark will oversee the strategic direction of El Camino Health’s marketing, communications, and brand strategy. He will lead initiatives to strengthen and protect the El Camino Health brand, support organizational growth, and provide leadership across all marketing and communications functions, including digital strategies, public relations, advertising, media relations, social media, and community sponsorships. Mark will also serve as a member of El Camino Health’s executive leadership team.
“I am honored to join an organization renowned for its world-class healthcare professionals, legacy of innovation, and unwavering commitment to community health,” said Klein. “I am passionate about guiding organizations to communicate with impact and integrity, and I am excited to join the exceptional team at El Camino Health to further its noble mission.”
Before joining El Camino Health, Mark served as senior vice president of communications and public affairs at Dignity Health/CommonSpirit Health, where he led a comprehensive rebranding campaign. His strategic leadership significantly elevated the organization’s brand presence and stakeholder confidence. Mark’s career also includes executive roles with the global consultancy Fleishman Hillard, where he provided strategic counsel to a diverse array of clients.
Mark is an alumnus of Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business and holds a Bachelor of Arts from UCLA. He completed a national fellowship in public affairs with the Coro Center for Civic Leadership and is a fellow and faculty member at the California Health Leadership College.
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