Ohme Entin
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CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, ORLANDO HEALTH ORLANDO REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER VICE PRESIDENT, ORLANDO HEALTH
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hme Entin serves as chief operating officer of Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center, the flagship hospital of Orlando Health and home to the area’s only Level One Trauma Center. In this role, Entin is instrumental in driving the operational performance and executing strategic initiatives for the 808-bed hospital located in the heart of downtown Orlando. As one of the largest tertiary facilities in the region, Orlando Health ORMC sees more than 85,000 patients per year. Prior to this role, Entin served as the president of Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital, where she made history as the first Black woman ever to lead an Orlando Health hospital. During her tenure there, Entin was responsible for leading strategic and operational direction for the 84-bed hospital, rapidly elevating it after acquisition to the high standards of an Orlando Health facility. She also made her mark expertly guiding the hospital through the many challenges of the pandemic and navigating a transformational conversion to a new comprehensive health record system. Entin also previously served as chief operating officer of the 285-bed Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital. Highly regarded for her approachable leadership style and success in boosting team member engagement, Entin’s contributions resulted in both Orlando Health St. Cloud and Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips being named for the first time as Best Places to Work by Modern Healthcare, a significant achievement in the healthcare industry. Entin is known throughout Orlando Health as a champion for promoting the organization’s culture of caring for and about each other. Ohme holds a master’s degree in Health Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University and a bachelor’s degree in Public Health from Rutgers University. She is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives. A native of New Jersey, Entin lives in Orlando with her husband, Hindolo, and two daughters, Zaria-Grace and Nova.
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“It doesn’t matter who you are, where you come from. The ability to triumph begins with you. Always.” – OPRAH WINFREY
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FOUNDER, CEO AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR UNITED FOUNDATION OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
andra Fatmi-Hall is the founder, CEO, and executive director of the United Foundation of Central Florida, Inc. (UFCF), a 501c3 public foundation formed with love on February 14, 2014, to "empower communities one family at a time, using a holistic approach." Fatmi-Hall has more than 25 years of experience in leadership, Finance, Marketing, and Business Development. She collaborated with a professional group of loyal, dedicated individuals to form UFCF to bridge the gaps through programs that aid in job training, housing, addressing food insecurities, utilities, childcare, and afterschool enrichment and mentoring programs, to name a few. Through the commitments of Fatmi-Hall's team, her foundation has amassed $4,907,965.00 in economic impact on the Central Florida community, yielded from 49,080 hours of volunteerism and programming hours. Her dynamic, practical, results-driven leadership continues to enhance the community. On December 6, 2022, for the second time in five years, Fatmi-Hall was voted in as the 2023 president of the Pine Hills Community Council (The oldest advocacy organization for the 78,000-plus residents of Pine Hills). She created an after-school enrichment and mentoring program, the Future Leaders United (FLU) Program, which is her pride and joy. Working diligently to empower the youth through creating new opportunities, she has proudly graduated 180 students, with 168 pursuing degrees in higher education, 10 enrolling in the military, and two in the workforce and vocational/trade school. FLU has a 100% success rate with students that complete the program. FLU has seven target pillars, all focused on the holistic development of a child. Under Fatmi-Hall's leadership and with the support of her board of directors, junior board of directors, and dedicated community partners, students in the FLU Program have received more than $180,000.00 in educational scholarships. Over the past nine years, Fatmi-Hall has received more than 47 community service and philanthropic awards. She is a native of Kingston, Jamaica, and married to her best friend, Dennis.
“Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?” – REV. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
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