Join us for a virtual mixer to meet accomplished female professionals. Participants will have the opportunity to purchase wine to be delivered to your home, enjoy a wine presentation from Scout and Cellar (locally owned), speed network and hear from one of ACHENTX’s own successful female leaders; Winjie Miao, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Experience Officer, Texas Health Resources.

Winjie Tang Miao is the senior executive vice president and chief experience officer for Texas Health Resources. In this role, she brings consumer and operational experience to both the core business transformation and new business creation, including strategy and research and development for Texas Health.

Miao joined Texas Health in 2000 as an administrative resident at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. While there, she oversaw the development of more than $500 million in construction and the growth and development of outpatient clinics and the oncology service line. In 2007, she was named president of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Azle, and in 2011 she became president of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Alliance. Under her leadership, Texas Health Alliance opened in 2012, and received national recognition for its innovative technology. Miao became Texas Health’s senior vice president of System Integration and Innovation in 2015 and was instrumental in systemwide efforts such as Reliable Care BlueprintingTM.

A biomedical engineering graduate of Johns Hopkins University, Miao also earned a master’s degree in health care administration, with a concentration in financial management and quality management, from the University of North Carolina.

In 2013, she was honored with the Outstanding Achievement Award from the US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce-Southwest Region. She has been named by Becker’s Hospital Review as one of the “130 Women Hospital and Health System Leaders to Know” (2015) and “25 Healthcare Leaders Under Age 40” (2012). In 2008, she was honored as one of Modern Healthcare magazine’s “Up and Comers.”