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CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#C3Nonprofit—SullivanCotter, the nation’s leading independent consulting firm in the assessment and development of total rewards programsCHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#C3Nonprofit—SullivanCotter, the nation’s leading independent consulting firm in the assessment and development of total rewards programs

SullivanCotter Welcomes Devin Paullin as Senior Vice President of Strategic Business Partners

Author: AI Journal
Source: AI Journal
2026/02/19 22:31
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CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#C3Nonprofit—SullivanCotter, the nation’s leading independent consulting firm in the assessment and development of total rewards programs, workforce solutions, and data products for health care and not-for-profits, is pleased to announce the addition of Devin Paullin as Senior Vice President of Strategic Business Partners.

A proven health care industry leader, Paullin joins the firm to fuel innovation and accelerate strategic partnerships across SullivanCotter and its sister organizations, including Clinician Nexus, Lotis Blue, and C3 Nonprofit Consulting Group. In this role, he will focus on strengthening market alignment, listening closely to evolving client needs, and developing solutions that help organizations navigate an increasingly complex health care and not-for-profit landscape.

“Devin brings a rare combination of entrepreneurial vision, multifaceted health care industry experience, and operational discipline,” said Ted Chien, Chief Executive Officer, SullivanCotter. “His ability to listen to market needs, build meaningful partnerships, and translate strategy into measurable outcomes will help us continue delivering forward-looking solutions to our clients.”

Fueling Innovation Through Strategic Industry Partnerships

As health care organizations navigate workforce shortages, regulatory complexity, evolving care models, and increasing performance expectations, SullivanCotter continues to invest in capabilities that align closely with client needs.

By collaborating across the broader enterprise, Paullin will help ensure that insights from the marketplace enhance the value that SullivanCotter can deliver to clients in these challenging times.

A Proven Builder of High-Growth Health Care Organizations

Paullin joins SullivanCotter as a transformative health care executive with extensive experience building and scaling commercial organizations across health care technology, life sciences, health care insurance benefits, pharmacy services, physician practices, and in-home medical care.

“Health care organizations are seeking partners who not only understand compensation and workforce strategy, but who help them anticipate where the market is heading,” said Paullin. “I’m excited to collaborate across SullivanCotter and its sister organizations to strengthen partnerships, develop innovative solutions, and deliver measurable value to the clients and communities we serve.”

For more information, please visit www.sullivancotter.com, email info@sullivancotter.com, or call 888.739.7039.

About SullivanCotter

SullivanCotter partners with health care and not-for-profit organizations to improve performance through integrated workforce strategies. Using industry-leading data, expertise, and analytics, SullivanCotter helps organizations align compensation and workforce practices with their mission and goals.

Contacts

Becky Lorentz
SullivanCotter
beckylorentz@sullivancotter.com
314.414.3719

Jenni Bowring
Padilla
jenni.bowring@padillaco.com
651.226.3858

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