• Premier Health of America (PHA) has appointed Guy Daoust as the corporation’s new Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately
  • Daoust has been part of the management team of a publicly traded Canadian company for more than 15 years
  • Premier Health provides a comprehensive range of outsourced services and solutions for healthcare needs to governments, corporations, and individuals
  • Premier Health of America Inc. (PHA) is down 2.70 per cent, trading at C$0.36 per share at 1:54 pm ET

Premier Health of America (PHA) has appointed Guy Daoust as the corporation’s new Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately.

Daoust has been part of the management team of a publicly traded Canadian company for more than 15 years. Over that period, he held leadership positions in financing, investments, treasury, accounting, and risk management.

Daoust has led debt and equity issuances totalling nearly $7 billion. He has played key roles in supporting the company’s sustained growth in Canada and abroad. He is a member of the Ordre des comptables professionnels agrées du Québec (CPA).

Interim Chief Financial Officer Simon Belval will continue with the corporation for a transition period.

Martin Legault, Chief Executive Officer of Premier Health, commented on the appointment.

“It is with great pleasure that we welcome Guy to our team. He will make a great addition to the senior leadership team as we continue executing on our growth strategy. Guy’s wide experience will benefit Premier Health and its shareholders at many levels.”

Premier Health provides a comprehensive range of outsourced services and solutions for healthcare needs to governments, corporations, and individuals.

Premier Health of America Inc. (PHA) is down 2.70 per cent, trading at C$0.36 per share at 1:54 pm ET.


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