Lilicia Bailey
Former Chief Hr Officer (ehc) · Emory Group Return
Former Chief Hr Officer (ehc) at Emory Group Return. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 2 organizations on the Form 990 record.
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Lilicia Bailey is the Chief Human Resources Officer for Emory Healthcare, where she leads all aspects of human resources strategy, benefits, compensation, talent acquisition, and organizational culture. She was named to Black Enterprise's 50 Most Powerful Women in Corporate America.
Bailey joined Emory from Wake Forest Baptist Health, where she served as system senior vice president and chief people officer.
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- Bachelor's in Psychology from Spelman College
- Master's in Human Resource Management from Keller Graduate School of Management
- MBA from Pepperdine University
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