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About Us
LifeShare Network, Inc., serves as the parent company for LifeShare Transplant Donor Services of Oklahoma, Inc., the only federally authorized Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) for the state of Oklahoma, LifeShare Tissue Services, Inc., and LifeShare Innovations, LLC.
The LifeShare Network and its subsidiaries exist with community support from the LifeShare Foundation, Inc., The LifeShare Network, Inc., serves as the administrative resource to its subsidiaries allowing them to focus on their primary functions of procuring more organs and tissue resulting in more lives saved.
The LifeShare Network and its subsidiaries exist with community support from the LifeShare Foundation, Inc., The LifeShare Network, Inc., serves as the administrative resource to its subsidiaries allowing them to focus on their primary functions of procuring more organs and tissue resulting in more lives saved.
News
LifeShare Experiences Record-Breaking First Half of 2024
In the first six months of 2024, LifeShare Network recovered a record-breaking 152 organ donors and 489 tissue donors, surpassing the previous year’s numbers by 27% and 2.5%, respectively.
From January to June, 311 lives were saved across Oklahoma. Donor heroes gave the ultimate gift of life, offering hope to those still waiting on the transplant list and their families.
“As always, we owe our gratitude to donors and their families, alongside the steadfast commitment of LifeShare’s staff, hospital and transplant partners,” said Jeff Orlowski, President and CEO of LifeShare Network. “LifeShare is on pace for its eleventh record year of coordinating donation. Our efforts are focused on increasing the availability of organs and tissue for transplant.”
Among the reasons LifeShare stated were leading to record-breaking performance was the utilization of state-of-the-art equipment, LifeShare’s ability to attract and retrain staff and the generosity of Oklahomans.
With the organization’s success and anticipated growth, LifeShare expressed their intention to continue raising awareness for and investing in organ donation through its hospital, transplant and community partners.
From January to June, 311 lives were saved across Oklahoma. Donor heroes gave the ultimate gift of life, offering hope to those still waiting on the transplant list and their families.
“As always, we owe our gratitude to donors and their families, alongside the steadfast commitment of LifeShare’s staff, hospital and transplant partners,” said Jeff Orlowski, President and CEO of LifeShare Network. “LifeShare is on pace for its eleventh record year of coordinating donation. Our efforts are focused on increasing the availability of organs and tissue for transplant.”
Among the reasons LifeShare stated were leading to record-breaking performance was the utilization of state-of-the-art equipment, LifeShare’s ability to attract and retrain staff and the generosity of Oklahomans.
With the organization’s success and anticipated growth, LifeShare expressed their intention to continue raising awareness for and investing in organ donation through its hospital, transplant and community partners.
LifeShare Welcomes New Vice President of Analytics and Information Technology
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OKLAHOMA CITY (July 17, 2024)— David Clark of Denver, Colorado, joins the LifeShare Network team as Vice President of Analytics and Information Technology (VPAT).
David brings more than two decades of experience in building and leading high-performance software engineering teams. He introduces an innovative vision for LifeShare Network with data-driven solutions for the organization’s stakeholders. As a member of the executive leadership team, David will oversee LifeShare’s Information Technology infrastructure and Data Analytics teams. To enhance efficiency and support LifeShare’s vision, he will leverage data and use high-level statistical methods to solve and convey complex concepts. He will play a critical role in harnessing the power of data and technology to drive strategic growth and advance the future of organ and tissue procurement organizations. “David will be a great asset to our team,” said Jeff Orlowski, President and Chief Executive Officer at LifeShare Network. “His leadership and creativity will help drive LifeShare’s mission forward and optimize technology across all administrative and clinical assets.” |
