Moira Macleod Gledhill MS, RDN

National Sales Director Business Solutions, US Foods

Healthcare Supply Chain Management Executive

Strategy – Partnership Execution; Operational Excellence

 

Moira Gledhill takes a vision and makes it a reality through sound strategy development. She intuitively sees the threads of opportunity that wind through an organization, brings them together into a coherent partnership, and helps navigate cost effective change in a dynamic market. As a result-orientated sales leader, she has spent the last 20 years leading and aligning cross-functional teams in healthcare networks across the US. Moira impacts bottom line results, developing solutions, and services that support emerging trends in the market. She inspires action through collaboration and solid financial grounding that levers the business.

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Currently, as a healthcare executive at US Foods-a publicly traded, $28B national foodservice distribution company-Moira oversees the Business Solutions operations of a $6B healthcare market. During her tenure, Business Solutions has led market share acquisition and established US Foods as the recognized industry leader in healthcare foodservice. Moira is now spearheading major strategic shifts for transforming Business Solutions from a single hospital focus to delivering customized solutions, which support current market consolidation and larger integrated health networks.

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Moira began her career as a Program Manager for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in Chicago. During this time, she expanded the programs by collaborating with community stakeholders to improve access, utilization, and better outcomes.

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Moira holds a master’s degree in Foodservice Management from Northern Illinois University, an undergraduate degree in Clinical Nutrition from the University of Rhode Island, and is a Registered Dietitian. She served on the board of the Association of Healthcare Foodservice, is a member of Dietitian’s in Business and Communications, and is active with the state and local Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

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The Rev. Tim Black

Tim has celebrated 15 years of pastoral ministry in the PCUSA. He received his B.S. in Secondary Education from the Pennsylvania State University (’97) and his Master's in Divinity from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary (’04).

 

Tim served as Associate Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Brandon, Florida from 2004-2014 and then as Co-Pastor of Central Presbyterian Church in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. His passions in ministry have included visioning, spiritual gifts, vocation, stewardship, mission, worship and collaborative leadership. Both calls involved joining staff people who helped transform the congregations in to places of health, vitality and purpose.

 

Tim has personal family history encountering Huntington’s Disease, cancer, spina bifida, international adoption, celiac disease, ADHD, and most of all, God’s grace. He recently returned to the Pittsburgh area and now resides in Upper St. Clair with his wife, Kelly, and their four children.  

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Currently, Tim works as a tax preparer and payroll accountant for the family firm and he provides transportation for the child care center at Christ United Methodist Church.  He enjoys travel, music, sports, humor, coffee, and serving others.

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Jonathan Gilliland

Originally from the UK, I have been living in the States for over 20 years now.  Long enough to pick up bad vocabulary, but not to lose the accent entirely. During my time in the States I have lived in California, Texas and Illinois. However, I am happy to have settled now in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. My family and I moved here about two years ago. My wife, Janet, and I expect to be here for some time.  We have three children. The eldest two are now in college (in California and Pennsylvania, respectively) and the youngest is a senior in high school, in the midst of the college application season.  I am less confident they will stay, but you never know.

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Janet and I have become members of the Sewickley Presbyterian Church and it is through members of the church that I first came into contact with Samaritan Counselling.  I was talked into participating in the Fabulous Cooks event!  I guess that has now become an annual undertaking. That event gave me the opportunity to meet some of the wonderful people involved in Samaritan and that has been a great draw. However, it is the mission of Samaritan that makes me wish to get more involved. Mental health is a pressing issue everywhere, but especially among many of the underserved communities in our area.  Poor mental health dramatically impacts the lives of those affected, but conversely treatment and support, of the sort offered by Samaritan, can help turn people’s lives around. Samaritan’s work has a profound impact on the lives of those it serves, and also on the families and communities where they live. This is an inspiring and impactful mission and one I would like to support.

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I practiced as a lawyer for many years, both in the UK, Europe and the United States. I am still qualified as a solicitor in England and an attorney in the United States. While I am no longer practicing generally, though I take on work from time to time, I would hope that my experience as a lawyer, including pro bono work for a number of nonprofit organizations over the years, will be of assistance to Samaritan. I also hope to bring a dedication and enthusiasm to help Samaritan achieve its mission and help people to rest their lives. I like to work collaboratively and look forward to becoming a, hopefully valuable, member of the Samaritan team.

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