Kutch works to reinvent Trinity Health
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John Kutch, CEO of Trinity Health, speaks with Trinity Hospital’s laboratory staff. Pictured, from left to right, are phlebotomist Hillary Burchett, Donna Falcon, medical technologist and transfusion supervisor, and medical technologist Arlene Walhaug.
On June 1, Trinity Health of Minot welcomed new CEO John Kutch. Since his start date, Kutch has continued to work on developing and implementing plans for Trinity’s future.
“I’ve been in executive leadership since I was 27 years old. My first week here at Trinity Health, one of the senior leaders asked me how I see my role at Trinity. I’ve always seen my role in any organization, despite the job title, as being responsible to reinvent the organization,” Kutch said.
“Each day, I think about what I am going to do to reinvent Trinity Health,” he added.
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Catch ‘The Prisoner’Wed, November 18, 2009 @ 6:39PM AMC creates a satisfying reimagination of the original In “The Prisoner,” an enigmatic all-powerful and capriciously destructive man called No. 2 pursues a lost, confused man called No. 6 through a Village he cannot escape, searching for answers about a life he can’t seem to get back to. That’s true of both the original 17-episode British production from the 1960s, and of the six-episode American Movie Classics miniseries remake. The similarities end right about precisely there, however. In the 1960s version, No. 6 was a government operative who resigned suddenly, and the Village in which he was imprisoned was entirely obsessed with discovering what he was up to. No. 6 quickly realized what was going on and treated every aspect of the Village that imprisoned him with contempt, foiling all his captors’ plans, turning their paranoid surveillance tactics on their ear and generally treating the whole situation as a game.
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