New Jersey Resources (NJR) has announced the unanimous election of Amy Mansue to its board of directors, with her term effective on Nov. 1. Mansue currently serves as the president and CEO of Inspira Health Network, a health care provider system in southern New Jersey.
NJR’s President and CEO, Steve Westhoven, praised the decision, stating that Mansue’s “business acumen, strategic insights, and extensive experience across the public and private sectors will bolster our Board and be an asset to our company.”
Board Chair Donald Correll added that Mansue’s background in both business and government will provide “valuable insight as we continue to position New Jersey Resources to deliver long-term value for both our shareowners and customers.”
Prior to her leadership role at Inspira, Mansue served as executive vice president and chief experience officer for RWJBarnabas Health and was also the former CEO of Children’s Specialized Hospital. Her career began in the public sector, where she held positions as a policy advisor and deputy commissioner in the New Jersey Department of Human Services, and later as deputy chief of staff for Gov. Jim McGreevey.
Mansue is also a board member for the Middlesex Water Company and the New Brunswick Development Corporation. She has previously served as board chair for the New Jersey Hospital Association and the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce. She holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in social welfare from the University of Alabama.
