NHPCO NewsLine Fall 2021 - 49

Caleb Tiller Joins NHPCO as Vice President of Marketing,
Communications, and Membership
Bringing a wealth of valuable experience
NHPCO has welcomed its new Vice President of
Marketing, Communications, and Membership -
Caleb Tiller. Tiller comes into the role with more
than 20 years of communications, marketing, and
membership experience. He spent nine years
supporting trade and professional associations and
11 years serving mission-driven nonprofits working
to advance global health, climate action, and other
pressing international issues.
Prior to joining NHPCO, Tiller led the global
communications and marketing function for
EngenderHealth, an international organization
working to advance gender equality and to improve
sexual, reproductive, and maternal health outcomes.
Previously, he served for eight years in leadership
roles with the Communications & Public Affairs
team of the United Nations Foundation, working on
a variety of campaigns that built communities and
expanded support for issues including malaria, polio,
vaccines access, clean cooking, climate action,
gender equality, and more. Before joining the UN
Foundation, Tiller worked for a decade in leading
travel industry organizations, including the Global
Business Travel Association, the Airlines Reporting
Corporation, and the American Society of Travel
Agents, taking on roles of ever-increasing
responsibility in the areas of member
communications, marketing, and external affairs. In
each of these roles, Tiller has provided
communications support to steer organizations
through major strategic transitions or periods of
significant growth.
Tiller welcomed his new role by saying, " Joining
NHPCO is an opportunity for me to work with an
incredible staff and leadership team to support a
community of organizations across the country who
every single day make a difference in people's lives
at the most critical times. Hospice and palliative
care providers deserve the best possible support
organization to keep them updated on regulatory
and industry changes, to advocate for their
priorities, and to help them learn and grow. NHPCO
is that organization. I'm excited to join the team,
and I look forward to working alongside hospice and
palliative professionals to ensure the community
has everything it needs to continue focusing on
helping patients, their families, and their
communities. "
Tiller is a graduate of the College of Wooster in
Wooster, OH. Before starting his communications
and marketing career, he worked for four years as a
college tutor and high school teacher focused on
literature and writing. His first exposure to the
hospice movement was as a young child, helping
prepare mailings, tending a memorial garden, and
doing other important volunteer tasks for the
hospice where his mother provided
bereavement care. He lives in
Washington, DC, with his
wife, son and daughter
(both teenagers), his
father-in-law, and
the family dog. His
favorite activities
include walking,
jogging, and
biking in Rock
Creek Park and
going to concerts.
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