Stuart McLean

With more than 25 years of healthcare industry experience, Mr. McLean has led strategic planning and implementation initiatives for complex multi-mission institutions, successful financial restructurings and turnarounds, merger, acquisition and integration initiatives, and large-scale operational improvements. His clients have included integrated health systems, community hospitals, academic medical centers, and medical schools.
Mr. McLean’s notable assignments include the development and evaluation of a range of strategic value creation options or the board of a publicly traded multi-state hospital company, which led to the merger with another publicly traded company. Additionally, on behalf of a University Board, he led the financial and strategic repositioning of research-intensive medical school after a period of financial challenges, where he created and implemented a strategy to fully restructure the governance and financial relationship between the University, the Medical School and the primary academic medical.
Additionally, Mr. McLean led the development and implementation of a strategic cost management initiative for a large non-profit health system, focused on developing a lean and scalable shared services structure after a period of significant growth by acquisition. He also completed crisis management and merger planning for a downstate NY Health system where he developed a comprehensive strategic repositioning strategy including an Assisted Living facility and FQHC clinics and developed a comprehensive balance sheet restructuring plan in support of a full asset merger with a large financially successful health system
Prior to joining A&M, Mr. McLean was Co-Founder and Principal of ImPART GROUP. Previously, at North Shore-LIJ Health System in New York, he spent six years as Vice President, and the health system grew from $500 million to more than $2 billion in revenue.
Mr. McLean earned a bachelor's degree in computer sciences from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and an MBA (concentrations in strategy and finance) from the University of Michigan.