Dallas, Texas, United States, October 2024 – Elizabeth Walker has joined AccentCare as the new EVP, Chief People Officer. With her extensive HR leadership experience across industries, Elizabeth will spearhead the strategic human resources operations for AccentCare, guiding talent strategies, organizational development, and cultural transformation.
Elizabeth most recently served as EVP, Chief Human Resources Officer at CSL for nearly 7 years, where she led a global team of over 400 HR professionals. During her tenure, she managed the integration of a major acquisition, shaped talent strategies, and significantly increased the company’s external recognition for workplace diversity and inclusion.
Prior to that, Elizabeth was the Vice President, Global Talent and Campbell’s Fresh Business Partner at Campbell Soup Company, where she worked for almost 4 years. In this role, she managed global talent initiatives and helped shift the company’s business model, leading to improved performance management and talent retention strategies.
Before Campbell, she held the role of Chief Talent Officer at CSL for nearly 2 years, where she oversaw talent acquisition and organizational design efforts during a time of rapid growth. She also held various HR leadership roles earlier in her career, including at Lincoln Financial Group and T. Rowe Price, gaining expertise in talent management and organizational effectiveness.
Elizabeth’s early career included several key HR roles at Virtua Health, where she gained foundational experience in HR and organizational development, which paved the way for her leadership roles in the healthcare and consumer goods sectors.
About AccentCare:
AccentCare is a national leader in home health, personal care services, and hospice care, providing care at over 260 sites across 31 states. Serving more than 200,000 patients and their families annually, AccentCare is renowned for its high standards, with all locations accredited by CHAP or the Joint Commission. The organization partners with over 60 prestigious health systems and physician practices to provide comprehensive care across the home health continuum, including medical and non-medical home care, hospice, and rehabilitation therapy.
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