Dr. Chantil Wright Galloway is a dynamic and purpose-driven leader with over 30 years of experience in healthcare administration and 20 years in education, including five years of academic instruction at the collegiate level. Her interdisciplinary expertise spans healthcare operations, business strategy, organizational leadership, and higher education, making her a sought-after voice in the fields of leadership development, process improvement, and healthcare systems transformation.

Currently serving as an assistant professor at Benedict College and an adjunct professor at Liberty University, Dr. Wright Galloway leverages her unique blend of academic insight and industry experience to shape future professionals through education that is both rigorous and deeply relevant. She integrates real-world application into her curriculum, particularly in the areas of manufacturing process improvement, strategic business management, and organizational development. Her commitment to excellence in teaching is grounded in her firm belief in lifelong learning, standardization, and empowering others to lead with purpose and integrity.

Dr. Wright Galloway’s career began with the U.S. Army, where she played a pivotal role in hospital operations, military school coordination, and operations reporting. Following her military service, she advanced to a leadership role as a health system specialist at Moncrief Army Health Clinic, where she spent over eight years managing administrative operations, enhancing system efficiencies, and supporting the healthcare delivery needs of military personnel and their families. These roles provided her with a dual lens as both a healthcare administrator and a patient advocate—experience that deeply informs her approach to policy, education, and leadership.

A proud graduate of Northcentral University, Dr. Wright Galloway earned her Ph.D. in Business and Healthcare Administration, adding to her MBA in Business Administration and Management from Purdue University Global. She is also certified as a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, which underscores her passion for operational excellence and process-driven decision-making. Her academic and professional contributions are enhanced by her active involvement in numerous professional and civic organizations, including SHRM, USADE, Theta Phi Theta, and the National Council of Negro Women.

Dr. Wright Galloway’s thought leadership extends to public speaking engagements and scholarly contributions. She has presented for prestigious institutions including Harvard University and Notre Dame, speaking on leadership development, equity in education, and healthcare strategy. She is scheduled to present at a global nursing convention in Dubai in 2025, further expanding her international reach. Her written work includes a published case study, with additional publications and a patent currently pending.

A firm believer in the power of boards and advisory councils to shape lasting institutional impact, Dr. Wright Galloway serves on the advisory council of a nonprofit organization and multiple internal academic committees. She is actively exploring board opportunities where she can apply her robust knowledge in strategic healthcare systems, academic leadership, and ethical governance.

Dr. Wright Galloway is known for asking the right questions—those that challenge assumptions, ignite innovation, and improve both organizations and communities. With a mission anchored in service, integrity, and visionary leadership, she continues to be a transformational force across the sectors of healthcare, business, and education.

Character: Dr. Wright Galloway is a principled and purpose-driven leader, guided by integrity, service, and a deep commitment to improving lives through education and healthcare.

Knowledge: With over 30 years in healthcare administration and 20 years in education, she brings deep interdisciplinary expertise in healthcare systems, business strategy, and academic leadership.

Strategic: She excels at identifying opportunities for process improvement and institutional growth, applying Lean Six Sigma principles and a dual professional-patient perspective to drive impactful outcomes.

Communication: A skilled communicator and public speaker, she effectively engages diverse audiences—from students to global conference attendees—with clarity, empathy, and insight.