Brown & Riding is pleased to announce Dennis Fox’s appointment as Healthcare Practice Leader.
“Dennis is a great fit to lead our Healthcare Practice. His deep expertise, extensive experience, and thoughtful approach align well with the next phase of growth for the group and our clients’ evolving needs,” said Jeffrey Jarboe. “I’m excited to support Dennis as he transitions into this role and look forward to the continued success of our practice under his leadership.”
With 12 years of industry experience, Dennis has specialized in healthcare for over a decade and has become a sought-after expert in the space. He joined Brown & Riding in 2018 and was named Principal in 2022. In his new role, he will focus on expanding the practice’s capabilities, fostering client relationships, and driving continued growth. Dennis’s leadership will be instrumental as the practice continues to navigate the complexities of the healthcare market, ensuring clients receive tailored, innovative solutions that address their most pressing challenges.
“I’m honored to step into the role of Healthcare Practice Leader,” said Fox. “Jeffrey has built a strong foundation, and I’m looking forward to building on that momentum. With the ongoing evolution of the healthcare industry, I’m committed to delivering innovative solutions that meet the needs of our clients and drive long-term success.”
To learn more about Brown & Riding’s Healthcare Practice, visit the Healthcare Practice page. To learn more about Dennis Fox, visit his Brown & Riding team profile page.
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