CURE International Welcomes Trish Moore as Chief Human Resources Officer
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – April 1, 2026:
Moore joins CURE from Shell, where she previously served as Vice President of Human Resources North America, leading HR strategy and operations for 19,000 employees across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Argentina. She has a proven track record of guiding large, complex organizations through transformation while strengthening employee engagement, leadership capability, and organizational performance.
“Trish is an exceptional global HR leader whose experience building high-performing, mission-aligned teams will be a tremendous asset to CURE,” said Justin Narducci, President and CEO of CURE International. “As we continue to grow and expand our impact for children with treatable disabilities, her leadership will help ensure our people are equipped, supported, and inspired to serve.”
Throughout her career, Moore has led enterprise-wide workforce transformations, including global HR technology deployments across 70 countries and major organizational integrations and divestments affecting thousands of employees. She is widely recognized for fostering inclusive cultures, developing leaders, and aligning people strategies with mission and performance.
“I am honored to join CURE International and to support a mission that changes the lives of children and their families,” said Moore. “CURE’s commitment to excellence, compassion, and faith-centered care is deeply inspiring. I look forward to partnering with leaders across the organization to strengthen our global workforce and advance this life-changing work.”
Moore holds a master of business administration from the University of Calgary Haskayne School of Business and a bachelor of commerce in management of organizations and human resources from the University of Calgary. She is also a member of the National Association of Corporate Directors (US).
About CURE International
CURE International is a Christian nonprofit network of children’s hospitals providing surgical care in a compassionate, gospel-centered environment. Services are provided at no cost to families and made possible by the generosity of donors worldwide. CURE hospitals provide life-changing care for children suffering from conditions such as clubfoot, cleft lip/palate, knock knees, bowed legs, and hydrocephalus. In addition to world-class surgical care, CURE ministers to the emotional and spiritual needs of patients and their communities. Since its first hospital opened in 1998, CURE has completed 5.6 million+ patient visits, performed 373,000+ life-changing surgeries, and reached more than 2.2 million people with the gospel message.
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