Mike Fordyce retired as president and chief executive officer of Craig Hospital in Denver, Colorado. In that 11-year role, he provided overall direction and leadership for the 93-bed, not-for-profit, free standing, acute care rehabilitation hospital that provides a comprehensive system of inpatient and outpatient care, rehabilitation, neurosurgical services, long term follow-up services, and extensive research programs for those affected by traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury. He’s a proven values-based executive committed to the preservation and enhancement of not-for-profit, community-focused health ministries into the future through the development of a highly effective and dedicated executive and governance leadership, an engaged workforce, and a values-centered work and care delivery environment. Mike held prior corporate senior team positions with Catholic Health Initiatives in Denver, the Sisters of Charity Health Care Systems and Revlon, Inc. in New York. Mike has broad governance experience as a director on many for- and not-for-profit boards. He received a bachelor’s degree in business administration and was a cum laude graduate at University of Cincinnati, and completed an Advanced Program for Human Resource Executives at UCLA–John Anderson Graduate School of Business. Mike and his wife Terri have three adult children.