Carole Fisher is a national advocacy leader, motivational speaker, and executive coach who champions authentic leadership and helps mission-driven healthcare leaders and organizations thrive.

As President of the National Partnership for Healthcare and Hospice Innovation (NPHI), she advocates for quality, patient-centered care for people and their loved ones facing serious illness. With over 35 years in healthcare leadership, she previously served as President and CEO of Nathan Adelson Hospice, transforming it into a national leader in clinical excellence and workplace culture, earning a spot on Modern Healthcare Magazine’s "100 Best Places to Work" for eight years.

Carole recently hosted the acclaimed true crime podcast The Girlfriends, a global sensation exploring justice and female solidarity. Produced by NOVEL for iHeartRadio, the series reached #1 on podcast charts in six countries. Her advocacy efforts led her to become the first Global Ambassador for NOMORE.org, amplifying the fight against domestic violence.
As a sought-after motivational speaker, Carole inspires audiences to embrace resilience, lead with authenticity, and turn challenges into strengths. She speaks on leadership, reinvention, and advocacy, proving that success isn’t about perfection—it’s about purpose.

Carole is a Senior Advisor to Healthsperien, providing strategic guidance on healthcare innovation. She holds a bachelor’s degree in social work from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and a master’s Certification in Organizational Leadership from the Thayer Institute. She is Board Chair of The Center Foundation (Las Vegas) for LGBTQ+ advocacy and serves on the boards of the Thayer Institute and Global Partners in Care.

Carole has earned over 25 honors, including the 2024 Ambies® for Best True Crime Podcast. Her leadership has been recognized with a Community Healthcare Award from Modern Healthcare Magazine, the Brad Garrett Humanitarian Award, and Nevada Business Magazine’s Healthcare Heroes Lifetime Achievement Award.