Anthony Tersigni

Provides healthcare services

Provides a platform for the discussion and debate of important business, government and social issues

Operates as a chamber of commerce

The Regional Business Council is an organization of 100 CEOs from major companies in the St. Louis region, collectively employing over 120,000 people and generating more than $65 billion annually. The non-profit company is based in St. Louis, MO. Its priorities include access to quality K-12 education, career pathways, public safety, and community inclusivity. The council leads programs such as "Clean Up, Build Up," which revitalizes under-resourced neighborhoods through demolition, debris removal, and safety improvements. It also invests in public safety initiatives, workforce development through the STL.Works program, and supports the Young Professionals Network to attract and retain talent. Founded in 2000, the council focuses on business, civic, and philanthropic initiatives to improve quality of life and economic vitality across 16 counties.

Raises and allocates funds for charities

Develops as a healthcare revenue cycle management platform

Operates not-for-profit membership organization of prominent healthcare systems

Engages in advancing the Catholic health ministry of the United States in caring for people and communities

Operates as a nonprofit organization that provides health care services through hospitals

The National Catholic Bioethics Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to upholding the dignity of the human person in health care and biomedical research according to Catholic teaching. The non-profit company is based in Philadelphia, PA. It provides education, guidance, and resources to the church and society to promote a deeper understanding and wider embrace of Catholic bioethical principles. The center offers services including personal ethics consultations, institutional support for health care facilities, and public policy advocacy aligned with Catholic moral values. Educational programs include certification courses in health care ethics, chaplain training, seminars, and fellowship opportunities, with options for continuing education and graduate credit. The center publishes resources such as the National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly and Ethics & Medics, and provides access to podcasts, video lectures, case study databases, and public policy reports on bioethical topics. Membership options are available for individuals and organizations, offering benefits like consultation hours, publication subscriptions, discounts, and priority service. The center employs expert ethicists and provides expert testimony on Catholic moral standards in legal contexts.

Operates as a general hospitals

Provides investment advice

Provides underwriting insurance services